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A German army trainer, a member of the international

A German army trainer, a member of the international

A German army trainer, a member of the international coalition against Daesh, or ISIS, points out a Kurdish fighter's shot group during marksmanship training Feb. 16 at Bnasawala Training Complex in the Kurdish... More

British Army Capt.Andreas Peat, left, a coalition adviser,

British Army Capt.Andreas Peat, left, a coalition adviser,

British Army Capt.Andreas Peat, left, a coalition adviser, shows Command Sgt. Maj. Michael A. Grinston, senior noncommissioned officer with Combined Joint Forces Land Component Command - Iraq a teaching device ... More

A Kurdish Peshmerga fighter fires a Kalashnikov rifle

A Kurdish Peshmerga fighter fires a Kalashnikov rifle

A Kurdish Peshmerga fighter fires a Kalashnikov rifle during marksmanship training as a Royal Dutch Army trainer, center, and Command Sgt. Maj. Michael A. Grinston, senior noncommissioned officer with Combined ... More

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