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Members of the Afghan National Police stand outside

Members of the Afghan National Police stand outside

Members of the Afghan National Police stand outside the Blue shura room during a shura in Gereshk, Nahr-e Saraj District, Helmand province, Afghanistan, Jan. 31. The policemen were in place to provide security ... More

A special operations airmen mans a turret enroute to

A special operations airmen mans a turret enroute to

A special operations airmen mans a turret enroute to a Shura in Gereshk, Nahr-e Saraj District, Helmand province, Afghanistan Jan. 31. The airmen was part of a Special Forces team that provided security for a S... More

The Nahr-e Saraj District Governor alongside members

The Nahr-e Saraj District Governor alongside members

The Nahr-e Saraj District Governor alongside members of the Afghan National Police welcome attendees to a shura outside the Blue shura room during a shura in Gereshk, Nahr-e Saraj District, Helmand province, Af... More

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