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English: A Soldier attached to Task Force Cyclone, Pfc. Nick Weeks, an infantryman from Payette, Ind., with 4th Platoon, Company B, Special Troops Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division, explains techniques of a traffic control point to Afghanistan police officers of Kuh-e Safi district during training nearby Dandar village in Parwan, Afghanistan, Sept. 29. Soldiers of the unit are tasked with training police in the area to standard.
Date Taken on 11 October 2009
Source United States Army
Author Spc. William E. Henry, Combined Joint Task Force - 82

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