Army National Guard Sgt. David C. Ray in Operation Joint Forge

Army National Guard Sgt. David C. Ray has deployed to Tuzla in Bosniato to participate in Operation Joint Forge as a member of Task Force Eagle. The U.S. has service members assigned to several mission support bases and camp sites in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Operation Joint Forge, formerly referred to as Operation Joint Guard/Endeavor/Determined Effort, is a NATO-sponsored joint, multinational

peacekeeping mission in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

A coalition of military forces from 19 countries is supporting the effort designed to promote the peace process, Dayton Accords, inked in December 1995 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Ray is a military police sergeant/team leader normally assigned to the 190th Military Police Company in Kennesaw, Ga. He is the son of Teresa R. Bader of Babylon.

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