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DSS Basic Special Agent Course class graduates amid pandemic

Team members of the Office of International Health and Biodefense at their respective telework locations, April 15. Graphic courtesy of Marcela Lievano-Martinez

The Office of International Health and Biodefense

Two uniformed protection officers support security during a high-level event being held at the Harry S. Truman Building in Washington, DC. State Department photo

Essential staff continue to secure Department facilities

Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Julie Chung (center), from the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, visits with locals in a Sembremos Seguridad community during a trip to Desamparados, San José. Photo by Eladio Ramirez

INL transforms the face of security in Costa Rica

Team members of the Office of Multilateral Nuclear and Security Affairs in the C Street lobby of the Harry S. Truman Building, Feb. 18. Photo by Luis A. Jimenez Jr.

The Office of Multilateral Nuclear and Security Affairs

Exercise directors meet with role players during the exercise to answer their questions. Photo by Judy Emmert

Collaborating for a Safer America

Members of SPEAR Team Tunisia transport a wounded individual to a medevac point during the 2019 SPEAR Summit Challenge in Thiès, Dec. 5. In a demonstration of cooperation and good sportsmanship, a member of Team Niger (far right) supports Team Tunisia after one of its team members was injured during the exercise. State Department photo

2019 SPEAR Summit Challenge

A member of the Latvian State Police receives touch-ups to his realistic wounds during the SWORD exercise. Photo by Edgars Grundšteins

Duck and Cover

Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations agents deliver food and water to severely damaged Fox Town on the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas, in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, Sept. 6. Photo by Kris Groagn

Team Effort

An EcoGuard practices lifesaving medical interventions with fellow rangers during wilderness medicine training. The training provides the EcoGuards with the knowledge and expertise to deliver higher-echelon care and rapid transportation options. Photo courtesy of Embassy Libreville

Partnering to protect Gabon’s natural assets

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