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Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security and communicate

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security and communicate

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security and communicate during cordon and search training at Chilikemer Training Area near Almaty, Kazakhstan during Exercise Steppe Eagle 19, June 24, 2019. Kazakhstan, the Unite... More

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon and search training at Chilikemer Training Area near Almaty, Kazakhstan during Exercise Steppe Eagle 19, June 25, 2019. Kazakhstan, the United States, the Un... More

Kazakhstani soldiers search a roleplayer during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers search a roleplayer during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers search a roleplayer during cordon and search training at Chilikemer Training Area near Almaty, Kazakhstan during Exercise Steppe Eagle 19, June 25, 2019. Kazakhstan, the United States, the ... More

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon

Kazakhstani soldiers maintain security during cordon and search training at Chilikemer Training Area near Almaty, Kazakhstan during Exercise Steppe Eagle 19, June 24, 2019. Kazakhstan, the United States, the Un... More

A civilian role player charges towards a Kazakhstani

A civilian role player charges towards a Kazakhstani

A civilian role player charges towards a Kazakhstani platoon during cordon and search training at Chilikemer Training Area near Almaty, Kazakhstan, June 24, 2019, as part of Exercise Steppe Eagle. Kazakhstan, t... More

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