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Orphanage Support
Service members from Joint Task Force-Bravo have supported more than 500 children at five different orphanages in the Comayagua Valley since 1997. Volunteers spend time interacting with the children, donating much-needed supplies, and doing construction work on the buildings in which the children live. Joint Task Force Bravo was established in August 1984 to exercise command and control of U.S. Forces and exercises in the Republic of Honduras. Even today, Joint Task Force-Bravo is an organization that not only exercises this command and control, but has also help bring great support and love to remote areas as well as nearby communities in the Comayagua Valley. MORE
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La Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo
La Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo opera en las instalaciones militares hondureñas de la Base Aérea Soto Cano, en el centro de Honduras y esta su personal está compuesto por más de 600 militares estadounidenses y 650 civiles hondureños y estadounidenses. FTC-B trabaja para construir compañerismo con Honduras y otros países de Centro América para MORE
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Beyond the Horizon and New Horizons 2016
Beyond the Horizon and New Horizons are U.S. Southern Command-sponsored, joint foreign military interaction/humanitarian exercises. During the exercises, U.S. troops work with a variety of governmental and non-governmental agencies to train in civil-military operations skill sets while providing medical and dental care and engineering support to local populations. MORE
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Inbound Information
What inbound members should know!The following items will need to be completed before arrival to Honduras. Passport & Clearances A official passport is required to enter Honduras. Permanent change of station and temporary duty personnel are encouraged to obtain an official no-fee passport. Personnel traveling to Honduras in a TDY status for 29 days MORE
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EJERCICIOS DE ENTRENAMIENTO PARA PREPARACION MÉDICA (MEDRETE)
El personal militar de los Estados Unidos de la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta-Bravo en la Base Aérea Soto Cano, Honduras, ha llevado a cabo ejercicios de entrenamiento para preparación médica desde Octubre de 1993. Desde entonces, se han atendido a más de 341,400 pacientes médicos, 67,400 pacientes dentales y 14,300 pacientes quirúrgicos. Estos MORE
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Joint Task Force-Bravo
Joint Task Force- Bravo operates on the Honduran military installation, Soto Cano Air Base, in central Honduras and is comprised of more than 600 U.S. military personnel and more than 650 U.S and Honduran civilians. JTF-B works to build partnerships with Honduras and other Central American countries to foster security, stability and prosperity for MORE
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Medical Readiness Training Exercises (MEDRETE)
United States military personnel from Joint Task Force-Bravo at Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras, have been conducting medical readiness training exercises since Oct. 1993. Since that time, they have executed more than 295 missions and treated more than 326,000 medical patients and 69,670 dental patients. These exercises, commonly called MEDRETEs, MORE
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Contracting information
Regional Contracting Office (RCO) at Soto Cano AB is part of the U.S. Army Expeditionary Contracting Command (ECC), and reports directly to the 410th Contracting Support Brigade (CSB), based in San Antonio, Texas. The RCO consists of U.S. Air Force Contracting Officers, U.S. Army DoD civilians and Honduran Foreign Service Nationals. The RCO is MORE
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Orfanatos que apoya la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta Bravo
El personal militar de los Estados Unidos asignado la Fuerza de Tarea Conjunta Bravo, Base Aérea Soto Cano, Honduras, Centro América, ha apoyado a más de 500 niños de cinco diferentes orfanatos en el Valle de Comayagua desde 1997. Los voluntarios pasan tiempo relacionándose con los niños, donando víveres que son de mucha necesidad, y realizan MORE
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