As the world fights the coronavirus, it is with utmost attention to continue for countries to stay connected and engaged for each other’s safety and security. The US government continues supporting African partners and US citizens as remaining involved by bring solutions in our connected world. Take the case of Ebola where U.S. Africa Command helped with emergency response and medical training for Africans kept the disease from traveling across borders. Today, the DoD developed a Transport Isolation System, adopted from the Ebola case, where patients infected with coronavirus found a place of treatment and continue fighting for their lives.
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