File:Afghan Police train with Italian Carabineri (5037937387).jpg
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| Description | Kabul, Afghanistan (Sept. 29, 2010) Afghan National Police train in search and apprehension techniques with Italian Carabineri advisors from NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan at the Central Training Center. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Petty Officer Brian Brannon |
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| Source | Afghan Police train with Italian Carabineri |
| Author | NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan |
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