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| Description | The German Police Project Team oversees a series of Afghan National Police training stations ranging from physical fitness testing and self defense to riot control and handcuffing Oct. 20 at Camp Shaheen, Afghanistan, during the ANP s six-week training course. The mentors are assisting the Afghan government in building and strengthening their police force to ensure that ANP are increasingly able to perform their duties independently and assume responsibility for internal security. | ||
| Date | Taken on 20 October 2010, 10:37:46 | ||
| Source | Flickr : 101020-N-7062A-002 | ||
| Author | isafmedia | ||
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