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Last ANP class graduates at TSS Shaheen
“Since 2009, more than 2,000 ANP personnel have been trained at TSS Shaheen. Now, as the Afghan National Police have become more proficient at training their own personnel, the temporary Regional Training Centers have become unnecessary.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
ANA accepts responsibility for new barracks at Camp Monitor
“The ANA who will move here are responsible for pulling security of (Sar-e-Pol) Province and the districts,” said Azem through an interpreter. “We have moved in one platoon of soldiers. The rest will follow when the (dining facility) is complete.”
Category: News - General, News - Logistics
RSC-N signs barracks complex over to ANA
The project included 13 buildings, water distribution lines, sewer lines, overhead and underground electrical lines, communications lines, 18 bunkers, surfaced roads and nine trash collection points.
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RSC-North gets new commander
“There have been many challenges, many obstacles, but there has also been much progress over the past year; and that progress is due to (ANSF’s) hard work.”
Category: News - General
RSC-North transfers RTC Konduz in ceremony
“With the closure of RTC Konduz, the ANP training staff has been transferred to other Police Training centers in the north. They will continue to train new police recruits at their new locations, thus allowing the training centers to sustain the required force levels,” said Col. Robin Fontes, the RSC-North commander.
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
37 Students Graduate Vehicle Maintenance Course
“Everything was amazing, I learned a lot,” said ANA Sgt. Abdul Rahim, through an interpreter. “I learned how to fix engines and other (types) of maintenance.”
Category: News - Afghan National Army, News - General, News - Logistics
122 new officers join ABP after last class with international mentors
“I believe they will take what they learned here and use it in the field,” said Mohammad Sediqi, executive officer of ABP 5th Zone. “They are good soldiers and are confident. Right now there are enemy forces trying to recruit into the Afghan National Security Forces. These (graduates) have been vetted, so we can get some kind of control, find people who will take responsibility.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
Afghan National Army planning transition during Garrison Support Unit conference
“The living condition of soldiers has a big effect on their health and morale,” Fontes said. “And can affect AWOL [absent without leave] rates, it affects how they feel about being a soldier, that alone makes it an important issue for the future.”
Category: News - Afghan National Army, News - News
Afghan National Army soldiers learning basic tent construction
“I’m quite happy to be learning how to set a tent and that we can use them soon,” said ANA Spc. Najeeb Rahman. “And I like that I am gaining experience every day.”
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RTC-Kunduz bids farewell to German commander, welcomes new leadership
“It is more comfortable than I thought it would be,” said Lt. Col. Lars Breustedt, new commander of RTC-Kunduz, about the proximity to the students. “To live side-by-side with the Afghans is no problem; side-by-side will help with the mission.”
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