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Afghan National Army engineer soldiers work together

Afghan National Army engineer soldiers work together

Afghan National Army engineer soldiers work together at the construction site of the new ANA patrol base in the Uruzgan province of Afghanistan Nov. 13.

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier drives a piece

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier drives a piece

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier drives a piece of construction equipment at the construction site of the new ANA patrol base in the Uruzgan province of Afghanistan Nov. 13.

Afghan National Army soldiers and Australian Capt.

Afghan National Army soldiers and Australian Capt.

Afghan National Army soldiers and Australian Capt. Jason Mildone, 2nd in command Engineer Squadron, Mentoring Task Force 2, work together at the construction site of a new ANA patrol base inn the Uruzgan provin... More

Work on a new Afghan National Army patrol base begins

Work on a new Afghan National Army patrol base begins

Work on a new Afghan National Army patrol base begins at dawn and lasts past dusk in the Uruzgan province of Afghanistan Nov. 13. More than half the crew is ANA engineer soldiers.

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