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The class pin of the 36th graduating Afghan Border

The class pin of the 36th graduating Afghan Border

The class pin of the 36th graduating Afghan Border Police class is worn on the shirt pocket of a graduate during the graduation ceremony at the Afghan Police Training Center in Herat province on Feb. 26. Gradua... More

A student proudly displays his graduate certificate

A student proudly displays his graduate certificate

A student proudly displays his graduate certificate at the 36th Afghan Border Police graduation ceremony from the Afghan Police Training Center in Herat province on Feb. 26. Graduates of this border police trai... More

A student removes the weapon from a suspect in a vehicle

A student removes the weapon from a suspect in a vehicle

A student removes the weapon from a suspect in a vehicle search demonstration during the Afghan Border Police graduation ceremony at the Afghan Police Training Center in Herat province on Feb. 26. Graduates of ... More

Students demonstrate detention techniques during the

Students demonstrate detention techniques during the

Students demonstrate detention techniques during the 36th Afghan Border Police graduation ceremony at the Afghan Police Training Center in Herat province on Feb. 26. Graduates of this border police training wil... More

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