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German Army Brig. Gen. Josef Blotz, International Security

German Army Brig. Gen. Josef Blotz, International Security

German Army Brig. Gen. Josef Blotz, International Security Assistance Force, spokesperson, introduces Lt. Gen. David M. Rodriguez, Commander, ISAF Joint Command, Australian Army Maj. Gen. Michael Krause, IJC De... More

Australian Army Maj. Gen. Michael Krause, Deputy Chief

Australian Army Maj. Gen. Michael Krause, Deputy Chief

Australian Army Maj. Gen. Michael Krause, Deputy Chief of Plans Headquarters, International Security Assistance Force Joint Command, gives an opening statement during the May 16 press conference held at ISAF He... More

Lt. Gen. David M. Rodriguez, Commander, International

Lt. Gen. David M. Rodriguez, Commander, International

Lt. Gen. David M. Rodriguez, Commander, International Security Assistance Force Joint Command, answers questions following his opening statement during the May 16 press conference held at ISAF Headquarters in t... More

Alisa Stack, Senior Government and Development Advisor

Alisa Stack, Senior Government and Development Advisor

Alisa Stack, Senior Government and Development Advisor to International Security Assistance Force Joint Command, gives an opening statement during the May 16 press conference held at ISAF Headquarters in the ca... More

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