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2nd brigade

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cpl austin long

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ii mef change of command

one team one objective ansf marines seeks stability in sangin

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Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier

Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier

Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier to the casualty evacuation site for transport from Forward Operating Base Nolay, Afghanistan to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, Nov. 19. The medics with the 2nd Bri... More

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat addresses

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat addresses

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat addresses his staff during a morning brief at Forward Operating Base Nolay, Afghanistan, Nov. 21. Neshat, the brigade commander of 2nd Brigade, 215 Corps, meets wit... More

Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier

Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier

Afghan National Army medics move a wounded soldier to the casualty evacuation site for transport from Forward Operating Base Nolay, Afghanistan to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, Nov. 19. The medics with the 2nd Bri... More

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat and U.S.

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat and U.S.

Afghan National Army Colonel Abdul Hai Neshat and U.S. Marine Col. Christopher Douglas talk about future operations in Sangin District during a meeting at Forward Operating Base Sabit Qadam, Afghanistan, Nov 20... More

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