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Summary
An Afghan National Army special forces soldier talks to Afghan Local Police candidates about improvised explosive devices during a class in Kajran district, Daykundi province, Afghanistan, Dec. 15. The class is part of a three-week ALP course of instruction in which ALP recruits learn basic procedures, weapons handling and other skills to protect and defend Afghan citizens and maintain stability in the region.
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training
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vsp kajran
petty officer 1st class matthew leistikow
nato special operations component command afghanistan
kajran district
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afghan local police class
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Date
15/12/2011
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