Pavel Received a Tomahawk From Soldiers at the American Base
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President Petr Pavel visited the US National Guard base in Nebraska on Thursday. The Czech military has been cooperating with the local branch of the armed forces for more than 30 years. The Americans appreciated the benefits of cooperation for both sides, saying they have a lot to learn from the Czechs. Nebraska Military Department Director Craig Strong also presented his guest with a ceremonial tomahawk, while Pavel entertained those present w…
After several days in New York, meetings with heads of state and a speech at the UN General Assembly, it's quite a change of scenery. President Petr Pavel arrived in Nebraska, a state in the heart of the American Midwest, where the Czech Republic has surprisingly strong roots. And he was greeted with a grand welcome, as well as a return to his military roots.
Petr Pavel dedicates the last day of his foreign trip to the American Midwest and the strong local Czech community. In a debate with students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, he appealed for support for Ukraine.
President Petr Pavel is spending the last day of his working trip to the United States in Nebraska. In Lincoln, he visited the local National Guard, with which the Czech Army has been cooperating for more than thirty years. He received a symbolic pipe of peace from its representatives and himself presented them with a Czech crystal pint glass.
President Petr Pavel will conclude his visit to the United States in Nebraska today. He will meet with representatives of the National Guard, which has long cooperated with the Czech army, will hold talks with Governor Jim Pillen, and will debate with students at a local university.
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