Counter Improvised Explosive Device Awareness is a broad program that aims to teach Soldiers how to counter or neutralize the enemy’s use of IEDs, according to U.S. Army Master Sgt. Ryan Lindberg, 164th Regional Training Institute, North Dakota National Guard, who was part of the team that traveled to Allada, Benin, to engage with Benin Armed Forces soldiers on counter IED best practices. The engagement was conducted through the State Partnership Program.
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Source: U.S. Army
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