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Lt. Col. Tracey Smith, garrison commander of Camp Mihail Kogalniceanu, Romania and Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, and her brother Staff Sgt. Wayne Smith, 230th Sustainment Brigade Tennessee Army National Guard, each supported the U.S. Army Europe...
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Julia Sibilla, site director at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, assisted in coordination and overall execution of Saber Guardian events at the forward location. Together, Julia Sibilla and her husband Angelo Sibilla, a retired general from the Ita...
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Sgt. Adrian Lyakhu, a supply sergeant at 44th Expeditionary Signal Battalion relocated to Camp Mihail Kogalniceanu in Romania from his duty station at U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria, Germany, to assist with battalion property and supply during Saber Guar...
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Earlier this summer, U.S. Army Europe oversaw Saber Guardian 17, which was held in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. The annual exercise involved more than 25,000 troops from over 20 ally and partner nations, including personnel from IMCOM-Europe and their family members assigned to other organizations. The largest of the Black Sea Region exercises, Saber Guardian 17 is a premier training event for U.S. Army Europe and participating nations to build readiness and improve interoperability under a unified command, along with executing a full range of military missions to support the security and stability of the Black Sea Region.
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