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JTF 435 Commander and Afghan National Police Distribute Clothes and Blankets to Afghan Children

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JTF 435 Commander and Afghan National Police Distribute Clothes and Blankets to Afghan Children

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Navy Vice Adm. Robert S. Harward (Center), Commander, Joint Task Force 435, joins Abdul Jabar Farahi (Left of Center), Sidiqi (Far Left) Director of Afghanistan Corrections Systems, Bill Davis (Right of Center), Liaison, Joint Task Force 435, and Kathryn Gamble (Far Right), Commander's Emergency Relief Program Manager, Joint Task Force 435, for a humanitarian assistance drop at the Badam Bagh Women's Correction's Center in Kabul province, July 8. Vice Adm. Harward was there with the Afghan National Police to distribute clothes and blankets to the 170 children who live at the facility.

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08/07/2010
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