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afghan french forces conduct operations in tag ab

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More than 330 soldiers and 40 policemen were deployed

More than 330 soldiers and 40 policemen were deployed

More than 330 soldiers and 40 policemen were deployed during a two-day combined operation in Tag Ab Valley in order to meet the local population and discuss on its security issues and the opportunity for develo... More

Afghan security forces and French soldiers from battle

Afghan security forces and French soldiers from battle

Afghan security forces and French soldiers from battle group Allobroges, Task Force La Fayette, conducted a combined operation in Tag Ab Valley in order to estimate the security level and meet the people there,... More

A French soldier from battle group Allobroges, Task

A French soldier from battle group Allobroges, Task

A French soldier from battle group Allobroges, Task Force La Fayette, high-fives children in Tag Ab Valley while on a combined operation in order to estimate the security level and meet the people there, Dec. 1... More

Afghan policeman and French soldiers from battle group

Afghan policeman and French soldiers from battle group

Afghan policeman and French soldiers from battle group Allobroges, Task Force La Fayette, conducted a combined operation in Tag Ab Valley in order to estimate the security level and meet the people there, Dec. ... More

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