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U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Steve Townsend (center), Regional

U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Steve Townsend (center), Regional

U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Steve Townsend (center), Regional Command - East deputy commanding general for operations, talks with French Army Brig. Gen. Jean-François Hogard (right), Task Force La Fayette commander, a... More

Afghan National Security Forces and a French Task Force

Afghan National Security Forces and a French Task Force

Afghan National Security Forces and a French Task Force Allobroges soldier pull security during Operation Blacksmith Hammer in the Alah Say Valley Dec. 29, 2010. (Photo by: French Army Staff Sgt. Eric Lepichon)

Afghan National Security Force members with members

Afghan National Security Force members with members

Afghan National Security Force members with members of Task Force Allobroges conduct a patrol during Operation Blacksmith Hammer in the Alah Say Valley Dec. 29, 2010. (Photo by: French Army Staff Sgt. Eric Lepichon)

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