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ISAF Joint Command Commander Lt. Gen. Joseph Anderson

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ISAF Joint Command Commander Lt. Gen. Joseph Anderson

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ISAF Joint Command Commander Lt. Gen. Joseph Anderson thanks the U.S. troops, coalition partners and Afghan National Security Forces counterparts during the Combined Joint Task Force-10 inactivation and Regional Command-East end of mission ceremony. CJTF-10 ended its mission in Regional Command-East as it both cased its colors and ended the RC-East mission as ISAF transitioned to the Resolute Support mission, as hundreds of Coalition partners, Afghan National Security Forces counterparts and civilians showed up to RC-East's Headquarters at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Nov. 4, 2014. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Kap Kim, Combined Joint Task Force-10 Public Affairs) (Released)

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04/11/2014
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