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Afghan Air Force aircrew members watch as peers practice litter carries onto an Mi-17 helicopter on Nov. 20, 2012 , the Kabul, Afghanistan, International Airport. U.S. Air Force, AAF  and other coalition forces  members spent three days teaching basic medical training, medical and causality evacuation procedures to AAF flight engineers, pilots and aerial gunners. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Melissa K. Mekpongsatorn)

Afghan Air Force advances battlefield support tactics

2013/02/05

1/24/2013 – KABUL-The commanders of the Afghan Air Force and NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan signed two operational decrees Jan. 23, 2013, implementing procedures to improve air response to Afghan battlefield casualties by the AAF’s new Cessna C-208 fleet and its Mi-17 helicopters. The decrees address the high-priority missions of evacuation of wounded personnel (CASEVAC) and [...]

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A female Afghan Uniformed Police cadet displays her diploma upon graduating from the Gardez Regional Training Center in Paktiya Province, Afghanistan, Jan. 10, 2013. This graduating class of females was the first-ever south of Kabul. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. David J. Overson, 115th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

New female recruits join Afghan police force

2013/01/14 • Comments

Brig. Gen.Oryakhel added that Afghanistan needs female doctors, lawyers and engineers, but also needs female AUPs. And it’s great to see the females working shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts.

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Category: Gender, News - Afghan National Police

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Afghan Air Force maintenance instructors and students gather around an Mi-17 engine in a classroom at the Kabul, Afghanistan, International Airport, Nov. 14, 2012, assisted by Mongolian Air Force Mentoring Team Advisor Lt. Enkh-amgalan Sosorbaram (center), on his second deployment to the NATO Air Training mission. The Afghan AF’s newest 16 Mi-17 helicopter technicians crossed a stage Dec. 20, 2012 at the airport, receiving certificates from Afghan AF leaders, Mongolian advisors, and 438th Expeditionary Wing leadership. (Courtesy photo)

Mongolian air mentoring team advances Afghan aircraft maintenance

2013/01/05 • Comments

“Since the beginning of our work in 2010, we’ve graduated 130 students,” said Officer-in-Charge Lt. Col. Gankhuyag Zundui. Each class has been increasingly instructed and led by a team of Afghan instructors, he explained, with the adviser roles shifting from direct instruction to mentorship of the Afghan instructors throughout the course.

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Category: News - Afghan Air Force, News - News

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Afghan National Army trainees recite an army creed before a graduation ceremony at Kabul Military Training Center, Jan. 3. International Security Assistance Force Deputy Commander British Army Lt. Gen. Nick Carter attended the Battle Staff and Literacy course graduation ceremony as a guest of honor. (Photo by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Harper)

Kabul Military Training Center looks to future

2013/01/05 • Comments

“The key to a professional army as good as the Afghan National Army is, of course, the leadership and its non commissioned officer corps,” said Carter. “An army is only effective if it has a good noncommissioned officer corps.”

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Provincial Peace Council Women Meet with President

Provincial Peace Council Women Meet with President

2013/01/05 • Comments

President Karzai was very pleased to meet with the women coming from conflict-affected provinces. He congratulated the women on taking the initiative to serve as peace councilors in the Provincial Peace Councils. Previously, he had not been aware that such a large number of women were directly involved in the country’s peace structure.

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ANSF officers are instructed on each step of the Aerostat Deployment and Recovery process. (Photo by SFC JoAnn Moravac, Chief of Media Production, ISAF HQ Public Affairs)

Afghan officers complete ISAFs new Aerostat familiarization course

2013/01/05 • Comments

The data aerostats gather support various operations within the ANSF and enhances their ability to identify insurgents, monitor illicit activities, locate fires and floods, provide crisis management and monitor road conditions. Aerostats present a large benefit for the safety and security of Afghanistan and its citizens.

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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Steven Wentzell, the partnership training non-commissioned officer in charge assigned to the 725th EOD, briefs Afghan soldiers on the importance of focusing and paying attention to their surroundings during improvised explosive device training at Forward Operating Base Sharana, Afghanistan, Dec. 16, 2012. The training provided will help certify designated Afghan army personnel to be explosive ordnance disposal technicians. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Gene Arnold, Task Force 4-1 PAO)

Afghan troops train to be specialized fighting force

2013/01/05 • Comments

In the past year, the Afghan fighting force has become stronger and more of a threat to their enemies. The specialized training conducted has provided a noticeable difference in the surrounding areas. The news reflections from Kabul about the amount of IEDs being removed from the population by Afghan hands have spiked over the last few months.

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Afghan Air Force undergraduate student pilots and their instructors engage in a discussion about flight dynamics at Shindand Air Base, Afghanistan, autumn, 2012.  Students of the AAF Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 12-03 completed their first Cessna 208B flights December 30, 2012 at Shindand Air Base, western Afghanistan, marking the start of the advanced training phase of UPT for the second such class taking place in country after more than 30 years. (U.S. Air Force photo, Cpt  Agneta Murnan, 438th AEW/NATCA)

Second Undergraduate Pilot Training Class in thirty years starts advanced training phase

2013/01/02 • Comments

Students of the Afghan Air Force’s Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 12-03 completed their first Cessna 208B flights December 30, 2012 at Shindand Air Base, western Afghanistan, marking the start of the advanced training phase of UPT for the second such class taking place in country after more than 30 years.

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Peter McKay, the Canadian minister of national defense, signs a document after meeting with Gen. Besmillah Mohammadi, defense minister of the Great Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (right) as he and Maj.Gen. Mohammad Zaher Azimi, head of the ministry of defense public affairs, look on. (Photo by Afghan Master Journalist, Colonel Mohammad Asif Tanib, ANA)

Afghan National Army main focus, training, equipment

2012/12/31 • Comments

“For the past 10 years the Afghan National Security Forces have helped and supported the re-building of our country by providing equipment, education and training, and for that I am grateful and I really appreciate all of your support and sacrifices,” said Mohammadi.

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Category: News - Afghan National Army, News - News

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Afghan policemen throughout Afghanistan traveled to the Capital Training Center (CTC) in Kabul to learn how the Afghanistan Human Resources Information Management System works (AHRIMS) on December 9, 2012. The AHRIMS system is designed to give Afghan forces better control over personnel management issues. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Dominique Dickens, NTM-A/PAO)

Afghan police adopt new human resource tool to help ease transition

2012/12/31 • Comments

“We need to assign the right people to the right places throughout Afghanistan, and once that is done we can strengthen our security efforts. These steps will help us combat crime and the overall result is a successful police force across the nation. I feel this system will definitely help us do that,” said Zabiullah.

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Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - Logistics

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