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An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes aim during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers to go through medical based training a... More

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes aim during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers to go through medical based training a... More

Afghan National Army female officer candidates follow

Afghan National Army female officer candidates follow

Afghan National Army female officer candidates follow behind their instructor during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers to go through medic... More

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes a look at her firing board during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers to go through m... More

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate loads

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate loads

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate loads a magazine into her M-16 as an Afghan instructor assist another student at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female ... More

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate receives

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate receives

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate receives instruction from an Afghan instructor during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers t... More

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes

An Afghan National Army female officer candidate takes aim during M-16 training at the Kabul Military Training Center, Oct. 12. This is the second class of female officers to go through medical based training a... More

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