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| Keywords: outdoor 18/09/2011 - Mogadishu, Somalia - Commander of UPDF Land Forces Lieutenant General Edward Katumba Wamala addresses soldiers of the 7th Batallion in the Somali National Stadium, Mogadishu. The stadium was previously the base for al-Shabaab until their withdrawal from the capital on August 6th 2011. The Commander congratulated the soldiers on their success but warned them to remain vigilant in the coming months. 18/09/2011 - Mogadishu, Somalia - Commander of UPDF Land Forces Lieutenant General Edward Katumba Wamala addresses soldiers of the 7th Batallion in the Somali National Stadium, Mogadishu. The stadium was previously the base for al-Shabaab until their withdrawal from the capital on August 6th 2011. The Commander congratulated the soldiers on their success but warned them to remain vigilant in the coming months. LFC-149 (6165571916).jpg en 18/09/2011 - Mogadishu Somalia - Commander of UPDF Land Forces Lieutenant General Edward Katumba Wamala addresses soldiers of the 7th Batallion in the Somali National Stadium Mogadishu The stadium was previously the base for al-Shabaab until their withdrawal from the capital on August 6th 2011 The Commander congratulated the soldiers on their success but warned them to remain vigilant in the coming months 2011-09-18 11 27 46 https //www flickr com/photos/au_unistphotostream/6165571916/ Flickr en AMISOM Public Information AMISOM Public Information https //flickr com/photos/61765479 N08/6165571916 2015-11-28 09 42 04 cc-zero cc-0 Photographs by the African Union Mission to Somalia Katumba Wamala 7th Battalion Uganda Mogadishu Stadium 18/09/2011 - Mogadishu, Somalia - Commander of UPDF Land Forces Lieutenant General Edward Katumba Wamala addresses soldiers of the 7th Batallion in the Somali National Stadium, Mogadishu. The stadium was previously the base for al-Shabaab until their withdrawal from the capital on August 6th 2011. The Commander congratulated the soldiers on their success but warned them to remain vigilant in the coming months. | ||||
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