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A local Afghan worker prepares his work area with water,

A local Afghan worker prepares his work area with water,

A local Afghan worker prepares his work area with water, June 30, in Ghariban, Zharay district. Workers laid cement as they started to rebuild the compound, utilizing the remains of Russian buildings. The proje... More

Local Afghan villagers pass out toys to children, June

Local Afghan villagers pass out toys to children, June

Local Afghan villagers pass out toys to children, June 30, outside Combat Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. The 445th Civil Affairs provided the toys after distributing supplies intended for use in repairing a com... More

Local Afghan contractors work together to flatten and

Local Afghan contractors work together to flatten and

Local Afghan contractors work together to flatten and smooth the cement surface, June 30, in Ghariban, Zharay district. Workers partnered with a team from the 445th Civil Affairs to rebuild the surrounding comp... More

Capt. Daniel Killip, a team commander in the 445th

Capt. Daniel Killip, a team commander in the 445th

Capt. Daniel Killip, a team commander in the 445th Civil Affairs Battalion, helps local Afghan villagers unload bicycles, June 30, outside Command Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. Soldiers partner with local Afgh... More

Local Afghan boys try to carry as many shovels as they

Local Afghan boys try to carry as many shovels as they

Local Afghan boys try to carry as many shovels as they can, June 30, outside Combat Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. The shovels are one of the many tools brought by men from the 445th Civil Affairs and their Afg... More

Local Afghan kids play with the toys provided by soldiers

Local Afghan kids play with the toys provided by soldiers

Local Afghan kids play with the toys provided by soldiers from the 445th Civial Affairs, June 30, outside Combat Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. The children attend a nearby school that soldiers and their Afghan... More

Local Afghan workers ready the cement mixing machine,

Local Afghan workers ready the cement mixing machine,

Local Afghan workers ready the cement mixing machine, June 30, in Ghariban, Zharay district. They used the machine to help rebuild the surrounding compound during a partnered project with a team from the 445th ... More

Local Afghan children are restless once supplies for

Local Afghan children are restless once supplies for

Local Afghan children are restless once supplies for repairing their school arrive, June 30, outside Combat Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. The supplies were distributed outside of COP Kolk by a team from the 44... More

Local Afghan children work together to unload tools,

Local Afghan children work together to unload tools,

Local Afghan children work together to unload tools, June 30, that will be used to repair their school outside of Combat Outpost Kolk in Zharay district. Local Afghan workers partnered with a team from the 445t... More

Local Afghan boys show tangled strings on their toys,

Local Afghan boys show tangled strings on their toys,

Local Afghan boys show tangled strings on their toys, June 30, outside Combat Outpost Kolk, Zharay district. The boys were given the toys by 445th Civil Affairs Battalion soldiers after dropping off supplies fo... More

Local Afghan contractors work together to maintain

Local Afghan contractors work together to maintain

Local Afghan contractors work together to maintain a steady flow of cement, June 30, in Ghariban, Zharay district. Workers came from surrounding villages and partnered with a team from the 445th Civil Affairs B... More

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