Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Warhawk helps soldiers from the Nepalese Army identify an improvised explosive device during Multinational Peacekeeping Exercise Shanti Prayas III March 24 at the Birendra Peace Operations Center in Panchkhal, Nepal. Shanti Prayas is a multinational United Nations peacekeeping exercise designed to provide pre-deployment training to U.N. partner countries in preparation for real-world peacekeeping operations.

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