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Members of the Danish/U.K. Provincial Reconstruction

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Members of the Danish/U.K. Provincial Reconstruction

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Members of the Danish/U.K. Provincial Reconstruction Team and NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan's Regional Support Command Southwest listen to British army Maj. Rich Bredin, right, a company commander in the 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales Royal Regiment, brief them on the construction of a Afghan National Police training barracks at the Lashkar Gar Training Center in Helmand province, Afghanistan, Feb. 21, 2012. The Danish/United Kingdom Provincial Reconstruction Team is working with NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan's Regional Support Command Southwest to build the center that is planned to be the training facility for Helmand province-based Afghan police units.

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