Photos Coalition Forces In Afghanistan

Well, the last thing I heard today was that the dogs were indeed service dogs for security contractors in the region and had not been p/u yet given the speed with which the Taliban were overrunning the place they were forgotten for a time. Along with that, the garrison there at Fort Kabul knew they were there and the AF marshaling crew knew they were unassigned/unpicked up US trained service dogs without handlers and had given their exfil tasking to some contractor bunch that was helping with the airlift and thought they'd got them out but they never did....... Nice huh!!

The Taliban like so many other things there is not planning on killing or eating them but using them as their service dogs they've announced.....Swell
 
France:
Soldiers from Battle Group Bison marching behind a truck carrying the coffin of CWO Medic Thibault Miloche, KIA. FOB Tora, Afghanistan, 2010
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Australian Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) operators from Perth getting zeroed in on the range, Afghanistan 2002.
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Then Captain Ben Pronk (2nd from right) would later become the Commanding Officer of the regiment. His military career spanned 24 years in the Australian Army, with the majority of that time spent in the Special Air Service (SAS) Regiment. Ben served on multiple operational deployments and was decorated for leadership in action.

He has since retired from the military and is an Executive-in-Residence at the Australian Graduate School of Management, a Board member for VGI Partners and a Patron of the Military Art Program Australia.
 
The troops reportedly devised a cunning plan to escape by waving Taliban flags on their way to the capital of Kabul.
Once in the capital the troops donned burqas to hide in plain sight.
A source told the Daily Star: “The SAS team had been in Afghanistan for months and had been on a secret reconnaissance mission when everything went belly-up.


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Dutch:
Maritime Special Operations Forces (MARSOF) sniper team, overwatching a position as part of Special Operations Advisory Team (SOAT) within NATO mission Resolute Support, Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, 2019.
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Polish:
JWK operators in Afghanistan, 2010
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JWK operator before some night operation in Afghanistan, KAF, 2017
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"Soyers", Combat Team B of JWK. He was primarily a JTAC. Currently, he runs a private training company.
 
France:
Air Force mechanic checking the rudder of a Rafale from 1/7 Provence Fighter Squadron, Flight SPA 15, back from a sortie while deployed in Kandahar, Afghanistan, September 2011
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Soldiers of the Slovenian special forces in Afghanistan.
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The armoured ATC tower at the, then, Tarin Kowt dirt strip which was quoted in 2009 as the busiest dirt strip in Afghanistan.

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Fitting a Dutch YPR-765 in a civil South African Hercules at Tarin Kowt.
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A rare visitor, a South African turbo prop Dakota at Tarin Kowt. It had a crew of two males and a female. For self-protection the crew had bought a handgun for when they had to make an emergency landing. The crew told us that they sometimes were being fired upon from above because the fully loaded aircraft in hot and high conditions had to fly through the valleys instead of high over the mountains. Great crew and I hope they made it without scratches!
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German EGB rangers during a PR exercise - Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan, 2019
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polish JW GROM operators in Kabul, 2021
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