ABDF Soldiers complete emergency response training
Members of the Antigua Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF recently concluded their Search and Rescue Course, which was conducted under the guidance of instructors from the Florida National Guard.
The course aims to enhance the ABDF’s capabilities in responding to emergencies and providing critical assistance during times of crisis.
Throughout the training program, participants received hands-on instruction, practical exercises, and valuable insights from experienced personnel, equipping them with essential skills and knowledge to effectively carry out search and rescue operations in diverse scenarios, including natural disasters and humanitarian missions.
This collaboration between the Antigua Barbuda Defence Force and the Florida National Guard underscores the importance of international cooperation and partnership in strengthening disaster response capabilities and promoting regional security.
By leveraging the expertise and resources of the Florida National Guard, the ABDF gains valuable training opportunities and access to best practices in search and rescue operations, ultimately enhancing its readiness and preparedness to serve and protect the citizens of Antigua and Barbuda.

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