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Lt. Col. Douglas Sims, Commander 1st Squadron 2nd Cavalry

Lt. Col. Douglas Sims, Commander 1st Squadron 2nd Cavalry

Lt. Col. Douglas Sims, Commander 1st Squadron 2nd Cavalry Regiment hands a graduation certificate one of the newest members of the Afghan National Police's Non-Commissioned Officers Corps. During a ceremony at ... More

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier uses a metal

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier uses a metal

An Afghan National Army engineer soldier uses a metal detector to look for metal signatures indicative of weapons caches or improvised explosive devices during a joint patrol in the Uruzgan province of Afghanis... More

An Afghan National Army soldier and an Australian soldier

An Afghan National Army soldier and an Australian soldier

An Afghan National Army soldier and an Australian soldier patrol together in the Uruzgan Province of Afghanistan Nov. 14.

A French Operational Mentor and Liaison Team soldier

A French Operational Mentor and Liaison Team soldier

A French Operational Mentor and Liaison Team soldier provides security during a patrol, Nov. 6, 2008. The French are helping the International Security Assistance Force in assisting the Afghan government in ext... More

Two girls watch as the Afghan National Army passes

Two girls watch as the Afghan National Army passes

Two girls watch as the Afghan National Army passes by in a convoy during routine patrol in the Oruzgan province of Afghanistan, March 12. The Afghan National Army is providing security for local citizens in the... More

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