Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Soldiers assigned to the United States Balkan National Support Element (USBNSE) at Camp Film City in Pristina, Kosovo, presented a check for more than $8,000 to a youth music school Nov 22. The soldiers raised the money for months leading up to the event and hoped it would positively impact the lives of its recipients, who live in a region that twenty years ago was plagued by war.
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Chad Daniels, the commanding officer of USBNSE, said the priority of any unit should, of course, be its mission. However, he believes it’s important for people of a host-nation to see there is more to U.S. service members than just serving in a combat environment.
Soldiers assigned to the United States Balkan National Support Element (USBNSE) at Camp Film City in Pristina, Kosovo, presented a check for more than $8,000 to a youth music school Nov 22. The soldiers raised the money for months leading up to the event and hoped it would positively impact the lives of its recipients, who live in a region that twenty years ago was plagued by war.
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Chad Daniels, the commanding officer of USBNSE, said the priority of any unit should, of course, be its mission. However, he believes it’s important for people of a host-nation to see there is more to U.S. service members than just serving in a combat environment.
