by Tech. Sgt. David Speicher
175th Wing Public Affairs
3/6/2015 - BALTIMORE -- More
than 100 Maryland Guard Airmen participated in a meeting with the
Estonian American National Council at Warfield Air National Guard Base
here Feb. 8 to discuss future cooperation and collaboration.
Marju Rink-Abel, Estonian American National Council president, provided a
detailed overview of Estonia, Maryland's National Guard State
Partnership Program partner since 1993.
"Cultural exchanges have started," said Rink-Abel.
Eleven cities in Maryland have been paired with sister cities in
Estonia, which is an important civilian initiative. Rink-Abel says it is
important that Estonians and Americans get to know each other and that
those relationships have fostered growth between the two countries.
Many of the Maryland Airmen have either been to Estonia or will go in
the near future as part of the National Guard State Partnership Program.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
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