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Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head

Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head

Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head of the engineering troops, explains to partner nation engineers the international standard for fuse demolition procedures prior to a live-fire exercise durin... More

Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head

Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head

Tajikistan army Maj. Kurbonmamad Kurbonmamadov, head of the engineering troops, explains to partner nation engineers the international standard for fuse demolition procedures prior to a live-fire exercise durin... More

Firuza Ghulomaseinova, a translator and native of

Firuza Ghulomaseinova, a translator and native of

Firuza Ghulomaseinova, a translator and native of Tajikistan, kneels next to Tajikistan army Lt. Col. Abdulalim Rasulov, deputy of the engineering department, while he charges a blast machine for an electric de... More

Tajikistan army Capt. Mekhrodzh Khodhzhiev, head of

Tajikistan army Capt. Mekhrodzh Khodhzhiev, head of

Tajikistan army Capt. Mekhrodzh Khodhzhiev, head of engineering company and graduate of the first International Mine Action Standard Explosive Ordnance Disposal level-one course in Tajikistan, shakes the hand o... More

Tajikistan army Lt. Ghufron Khajibaev, engineering

Tajikistan army Lt. Ghufron Khajibaev, engineering

Tajikistan army Lt. Ghufron Khajibaev, engineering platoon commander, runs a wire uphill to the detonation area for an electric demolition during the first International Mine Action Standard Explosive Ordnance ... More

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