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The representatives of the Afghan National Security

The representatives of the Afghan National Security

The representatives of the Afghan National Security Forces listens to the briefing at the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquarters on Forward Operating Base Thunder, Paktiya province, Afghanistan, ... More

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (left)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (left)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (left) Deputy Director of the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquarters and U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert Owen, (right) commander of the OCC-R Security For... More

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center Regional Security Force Advise and Assist Team of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, walk towards the OCC-R headquarters at Forward Opera... More

Afghan National Army Col. Hafizullah, G3 Air Ops, briefs

Afghan National Army Col. Hafizullah, G3 Air Ops, briefs

Afghan National Army Col. Hafizullah, G3 Air Ops, briefs during a meeting at the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquartes on Forward Operating Base Thunder, Paktiya province, Afghanistan, Feb 12. 20... More

Afghan Border Police Lt. Col Zabiullah briefs during

Afghan Border Police Lt. Col Zabiullah briefs during

Afghan Border Police Lt. Col Zabiullah briefs during a meeting at the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquartes on Forward Operating Base Thunder, Paktiya province, Afghanistan, Feb 12. 2014. The OCC... More

The Afghan National Security Forces representatives

The Afghan National Security Forces representatives

The Afghan National Security Forces representatives with the 203rd Corps awaits for the meeting to begin at Forward Operating Base Thunder, Paktiya province, Afghanistan, Feb 12. 2014. The Operational Coordinat... More

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right) Deputy Director of the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquarters shake hands with the representatives of the Afghan National Security Forces at... More

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center

U.S. soldiers with the Operational Coordination Center Regional Security Force Advise and Assist Team of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division welcomes the representatives inside the OCC-R headqua... More

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right)

Afghan National Army Brig. Gen Mohammad Asrar, (Right) Deputy Director of the Operational Coordination Center Regional headquarters briefs the representatives of various branches of the Afghan National Security... More

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