The US military has hundreds of troops stationed deep in the mountains of Honduras — here's what Joint Task Force Bravo is up to
Todd South, Military Times
US Army Joint Task Force Bravo Honduras change of command US Army Col. Steven Barry assumed command of Joint Task Force Bravo, during a change-of-command ceremony at Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras, July 24, 2019. Joint Task Force Bravo/Martin Chahin
Army Col. Steven Barry recently took command of Joint Task Force Bravo, an outpost in Honduras manned by a mix of US forces.
The 500 and 1,500 US troops stationed at Soto Cano Air Base are focused on the region, training with local forces for a variety of scenarios.
Over the past four decades a small outpost in Honduras has housed a mix of US military forces, backed by aid organizations to do a Swiss Army-knife type mission of providing medical assistance, disaster response and military training for Latin American allies.
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