Afghan National Army Convoy 05.04.11

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The Afghan National Army have planned, led and carried out their first Combat Logistics Patrol in Helmand Province. These patrols are essential for transporting kit and equipment to bases in hostile areas. It is part of the ANA's preparations for taking over security from ISAF troops in 2015.

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