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Description	English: A soldier of the Afghan National Army (ANA) wears a poppy out of respect for Remembrance Day and his own fallen comrades. During the one day interlude between Armistice and Remembrance Sunday, Afghan and British soldiers set aside differences in nationality, creed, and language in a moment of common respect for those that that have laid down their lives in a search for peace. In the first joint parade of its kind in Afghanistan, at Shorabak Camp, near Camp Bastian, troops from both the Afghan National Army and the UK’s 2 Rifles stood shoulder-to-shoulder in a shared mark of respect for those who have given their lives in conflict. On every other day 2 Rifles, which form the Brigade Advisory Group, is responsible for training and mentoring the Afghan Army and is focused firmly on the future, a future in Afghanistan that is being shaped by the continued development of their Armed Services. However, during 2-minutes silence both Afghans and British alike, allowed themselves to reflect on the past, to pay tribute to their fallen friends and colleagues and to reflect on those who have gone before them. NOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Sergeant Steve Blake RLC (Phot) Email: steveblake@mediaops.army.mod.uk richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.uk shanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.uk Steve Blake - 07901 590150 Richard Watt - 07836 515306 Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723 Organization: ARMY Object Name: JMOCCCT-2011-194 Joint Remembrance 079 Category: MOD Supplemental Categories: People, Foreign Personnel, ANA Keywords: joint remembrance parade, Afghan National Army, ANA, Personnel, Soldier, Male, Man, Army, Operation, Op, Campaign, Herrick, Afghanistan, Afganistan, Helmand, Remembrance, Day, Poppy Country: Afghanistan
Date	Taken on 12 November 2011
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Author	Sgt Steve Blake RLC
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Image title	A soldier of the Afghan National Army (ANA) wears a poppy out of respect for Remembrance Day and his own fallen comrades.During the one day interlude between Armistice and Remembrance Sunday, Afghan and British soldiers set aside differences in nationality, creed, and language in a moment of common respect for those that that have laid down their lives in a search for peace.In the first joint parade of its kind in Afghanistan, at Shorabak Camp, near Camp Bastian, troops from both the Afghan National Army and the UK’s 2 Rifles stood shoulder-to-shoulder in a shared mark of respect for those who have given their lives in conflict.On every other day 2 Rifles, which form the Brigade Advisory Group, is responsible for training and mentoring the Afghan Army and is focused firmly on the future, a future in Afghanistan that is being shaped by the continued development of their Armed Services.However, during 2-minutes silence both Afghans and British alike, allowed themselves to reflect on the past, to pay tribute to their fallen friends and colleagues and to reflect on those who have gone before them.NOTE TO DESKS:MoD release authorised handout images.All images remain crown copyright.Photo credit to read - Sergeant Steve Blake RLC (Phot)Email: steveblake@mediaops.army.mod.ukrichardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukSteve Blake - 07901 590150Richard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
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Contact information	steveblake@mediaops.army.mod.ukrichardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshane.wilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.uk Media&CommunicationHQ Land ForcesIDL 402, Ramillies BuildingMarlborough LinesMonxton Road Andover, Hampshire, SP118HT England For More information please contact the Picture Editor, Richard Watt 07836 515306, Deputy Picture Editor, Shane Wilkinson 07901 590723 or Sergeant Steve Blake RLC, Media and Communications, HQ Land Command, Marlborough Lines, Monxton Road, Andover, SP11 8HT
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