Ebrima FaFa M’Bai
Colonel Ebrima FaFa M’Bai is a distinguished officer in the U.S. Army, known for his extensive service and leadership in various roles, including his command of the Allied Forces South Battalion and his contributions to national defense analysis at the Congressional Research Service. He has a notable military background, having deployed twice to Afghanistan and served in key positions at the Pentagon and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, and was recently decorated as Colonel in a ceremony attended by his family.
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Lieutenant Colonel Ebrima FaFa M’Bai enlisted in the United States Army in 2001, beginning a career that has spanned more than two decades of service.
A Gambian son’s rise to colonel: Honouring the service and leadership of Ebrima FaFa M’Bai
Gambia· 2026-02-04
Ebrima FaFa M’Bai was decorated as Colonel in the U.S. Army and has held various leadership positions throughout his career.
Ebrima FaFa M’Bai decorated as Colonel in U.S. ArmyGambia· 2026-02-04