Equipping the coalition counter-IED fight

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Equipping the coalition counter-IED fight

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Combined Joint Task Force logistics members Yolanda Banks, foreground, and U.S. Army Sgt. Michael Gonzales, right, inventory counter-IED equipment that is being issued to British army Staff Sgt. Patrick Coleman and Lithuanian army Capt. Eduardis Baranovskis as U.S. Army Capt. Abe Sweeney, International Security Assistance Force, looks on at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, July 29. The coalition partner units are using the equipment to help mentor Afghan National Security Forces in the Regional Command South area of responsibility. CJTF Paladin is a multinational, theater-wide task force that is responsible for coalition counter-IED operations and training in Afghanistan.

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equipping the coalition counter ied fight