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An Afghan National Army soldier works on a generator, Aug. 28, during a generator repair and maintenance course at Forward Operating Base Nolay, Sangin District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. During predeployment training at Fort Drum, N.Y. earlier this year, Schamber was told teaching Afghans wouldn't be an easy job. Schamber has taught the course for the past two weeks. So far, he said he has been "very impressed with their eagerness to learn." Randall is an engineer maintenance advisor attached to the Infrastructure Advisory Group, 215th Corps Security Force Assistance Advisory Team. The team's mission is to embed with SFAATS throughout Afghanistan and advise Afghan National Security Forces on various subjects including electrical work and construction.

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