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From the article: personnel would be trained in the use of protective gear "and on the disease itself" although "U.S. military personnel are not and will not" be in direct contact with Ebola victims, Kirby said. Kirby said that the deployments to West Africa were expected to last six months but could go longer, depending on whether the virus was contained.

I hope our men are heavily armed and ready to protect themselves if and when mobs of crazed Africans attack. Ebola effects the brain, people do go crazy. And of course, there's huge resentment against Americans. And newspapers in Africa are running articles saying that America is causing Ebola so we can sell drugs.

But knowing the Obola administrations policies, I'm sure our men will be ordered to stand down and let themselves be slaughtered by crazies.