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Air Force Staff Sgt. Kelly Badger, explosive ordnance

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Kelly Badger, explosive ordnance

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Kelly Badger, explosive ordnance disposal technician with the 466th Air Expeditionary Squadron, observes Sgt. Nasrullah Mohammad Sharif, Afghan National Civil Order Police EOD technician and sergeant of engineers, as he attempts to locate a buried simulated improvised explosive device during training, Oct. 23. Badger and his team conduct real-world training with the ANCOP at least once a week, in between partnered missions outside of Combat Outpost Talukan, Panjwa'i district, Kandahar province.

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22/10/2011
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