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Capt. Sean Nolan (center), commander of Company C of the 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, communicates via radio during Operation Southern Strike II in Ganjitsu, Afghanistan, June 5, 2012. During the operation, Nolan served as the ground force commander for the components assisting the Afghan Border Police. The ABP-led operation focused on disrupting enemy formations in the vicinity of major passes, exploiting areas of interest as well as positive interactions with the local populous.

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2nd infantry division afghan oef rto m 4 carbine 17th infantry regiment afghanistan abp afghan border police ansf international security assistance force afghan national security forces fort lewis isaf operation enduring freedom 2nd id 1 17th infantry radio operator 1 17 infantry operation southern strike sgt brendan mackie 117th mobile public affairs detachment hawaii ganjitsu kalay abp lead successful operation in southern afghanistan dvids high resolution infantry war in afghanistan 2001 2021
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05/06/2012
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2nd infantry division afghan oef rto m 4 carbine 17th infantry regiment afghanistan abp afghan border police ansf international security assistance force afghan national security forces fort lewis isaf operation enduring freedom 2nd id 1 17th infantry radio operator 1 17 infantry operation southern strike sgt brendan mackie 117th mobile public affairs detachment hawaii ganjitsu kalay abp lead successful operation in southern afghanistan dvids high resolution infantry war in afghanistan 2001 2021