Photos Afghan Armed Forces (Prior to 2021)

Now that the Taliban openly control Afghanistan, they are out in the open, and present nice targets for swarms of drones that will one day appear out of nowhere. Be careful of what you wish for. :)

Unfortunately, none of the neighboring countries are what we could described as "friendly" from a NATO/Western perspective.

And just like allowing us to enter their air-space it is unlikely they will allow us to open military installations or use theirs.
 
Unfortunately, none of the neighboring countries are what we could described as "friendly" from a NATO/Western perspective.

And just like allowing us to enter their air-space it is unlikely they will allow us to open military installations or use theirs.
just tell the russians that all taliban have colour TV and tarmac.......
 
Or let Britain have another go at bringing Afghanistan into Her Majesty's Commonwealth?
 

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Better Call Xi
 
Happy news out of Afghanistan today. Al Queda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri caught a couple of hellfire missiles from a U.S. drone.

He's been in hiding for 20 years, but not forgotten.
 
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Thanks to slow joe christmas came early for the tallybannys -
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Afghan Commandos in Farah Province, Afghanistan, May 24, 2018.
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Female soldiers, serving in support of Afghan special forces, during a surprise visit by US official Nancy Pelosi to Afghanistan in October 2019
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Operators of the 6th Special Operations Kandak practicing clearing a room during a training exercise in Kabul, Kabul province, Afghanistan, Nov. 26, 2013.
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Afghan Royal Army parade with 75mm Flak L/60 Anti-aircraft guns, 1941.

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Later

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Probably 1960's

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fantastic! I hope that they have been preserved for a museum, I observed that in Afghanistan they found some FT-17 and that apparently they were sent to the United States, well, if they cannot or do not want to keep their valuable objects, they can be taken as "trophies" and given to them the place they deserve in a museological collection.
 

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