Tag: NATO Training Mission Afghanistan
Croatian Soldiers Maintain the Vehicle Fleet
“Our mission is to take care of the entire vehicle and radio equipment and be ready to help soldiers be fully capable to do their mission,” said Maj. Milan Slavica, chief of the Croatian National Support Element in northern Afghanistan.
Category: News - General, News - Logistics
Logistics soldiers see more streamlined process through demonstration
“I want my officers to be trained in correct procedures to do their job and meet our mission,” said ANA Col. Roshanghar, the RLSC-E commander. “If you could show me how to do it, it will be easier to retain it.”
Category: News - Afghan National Army, News - General, News - Logistics
ANA instructors prepare Afghan logistics specialists
Three ANA colonels, logistics instructors representing the Ministry of Defense (MoD), travel the country teaching the ministry’s published logistics decrees.
Category: News - Afghan National Army, News - General, News - Logistics
CIMIC: Building Bridges, Building Trust
“We are not running the projects. All projects are run through local authorities. This allows the district governor and others to show the Afghans that they, and not the insurgents, are trustworthy and able to provide security and development,” said Maj. Tomas Nilsson, CIMIC officer, Transition Support Team MES.
Category: News - General
“The women were really competitive with each other and were upset if they did not fire as well as some of the others. One candidate, after receiving advice about correcting her point of aim, did really well. She was beaming with pride after that.”
Category: Gender, News - Afghan National Army, News - General
Afghan leaders choose next ANA top non-commissioned officer
“The board was significant because it standardized the process on how it should be conducted,” said Billy J. Blackmon, a Coalition advisor at NATO Training Mission – Afghanistan. “It created a merit-based system, one that is fair, transparent, with integrity.”
Category: News - General
Building a nation, one word at a time
“We serve our nation in two very important ways,” said Hamid Jamal, Site Manager for the KMTC literacy program. “It is important for the [Afghan National] Army to have soldiers who can read and write now, but it is also important for the soldiers to have these skills for their family and their community as we rebuild our country.”
Category: Literacy, News - Afghan National Army, News - General
Provincial Reconstruction Team Farah Visits Prison
“My main purpose was to join the team that went to the prison primarily to evaluate any prison abuse, neglect, and any of the medical assets that were being utilized at the prison,” said Berlin.
Category: News - General
Singapore nurtures Afghan success
“This is a small gesture on our part to say thank you to our friends with the Coalition and to remind us all how important it is to work together. Only through our combined efforts can we expect to help improve the lives of the Afghan people.”
Category: News - General
3rd Afghan Border Police Seizes 10,000 Pounds of Drugs
Lt. Col. Sartif replied, “This is my job. I am a soldier – no matter what kind of rank is on my shoulders, I will do my duty. I will be a soldier.”
Category: Uncategorized
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