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Afghan student firefighters put to the test

A member of the Afghan National Army Air Corps hoses down the charred remnants of a fire during an exercise May 12 at Kabul, Afghanistan, during a firefighting course. The four-month course has been conducted under the sole mentorship of Master Sgt. Michael Marascia of the Combined Air Power Transition Force, who is deployed from Langley Air Force Base, Va. (U.S. Air Force photo/Petty Officer 1st Class Douglas Mappin)

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Afghan student firefighters put to the test

Members of the Afghan National Army Air Corps battle flames in an abandoned building during an exercise May 12 at Kabul, Afghanistan, during a firefighting course. The four-month course was mentored by Master Sgt. Michael Marascia of the Combined Air Power Transition Force. More than 1,500 firefighters will be trained in the next two years. (U.S. Air Force photo/Petty Officer 1st Class Douglas Mappin)

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Airmen help Afgahnistan National Police hone skills

An Afghanistan National Police officer executes a restraint technique on Tech. Sgt. Chris Padron May 8 at Dandar village in the Parwan province of Afghanistan. Sergeant Padron and a team of Soldiers and Airmen taught the class as a refresher for the ANP for training they received at their academy. Sergeant Padron is a Provincial Reconstruction Team member deployed from Cannon Air Force Base, N.M. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Airmen help Afgahnistan National Police hone skills

Senior Airman Andrew Kief demonstrates a restraint technique for a member of the Afgahnistan National Police as part of a training class held May 8 at Dandar village in the Parwan province, Afghanistan. Members assigned to the Bagram Airfield Provincial Reconstruction Team are responsible for providing police training for two provinces and 17 districts. Airman Kief is a PRT member deployed from Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Airmen help Afgahnistan National Police hone skills

Tech. Sgt. Chris Padron demonstrates a restraint technique for a member of the Afgahnistan National Police as part of a training class held May 8 at Dandar village, in the Parwan province of Afghanistan. Access to resource control was also taught during the training. Sergeant Padron is a Provincial Reconstruction Team member deployed from Cannon Air Force Base, N.M. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Watch over there

Airmen guard a mock village during individual movement technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The Airmen are currently at the installation preparing for a deployment in support of the global war on terrorism. (U.S. Army photo)

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Thais, Americans join forces for Operation Teak Torch training

Drop zone controllers head out to recover a jumper from the 320th Special Tactics Squadron during Exercise Teak Torch at Udon Thani, Thailand. Jumpers from both the 353rd Special Operations Group and the Royal Thai air force completed daily "friendship jumps" as part of the joint combined exercise training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Marilyn Holliday)

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Thais, Americans join forces for Operation Teak Torch training

Staff Sgt. Richard Holder cuffs Tech. Sgt. Gregory Stout during exchange training with ground defense forces from Udon Thani, Thailand. Sergeant Holder is assigned to the 18th Security Forces Squadron at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Sergeant Stout is assigned to the 353rd Special Operations Group security forces at Kadena AB. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Marilyn Holliday)

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Thais, Americans join forces for Operation Teak Torch training

Special forces from the Royal Thai air force prepare to jump from an MC-130P Combat Shadow during Exercise Teak Torch at Udon Thani, Thailand. The Thai troops and 353rd Special Operations Group Airmen exercised together as part of Pacific Command's joint combined exchange training. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Marilyn Holliday)

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Thais, Americans join forces for Operation Teak Torch training

A combat controller from the 320th Special Tactics Squadron (right) gives the final count for a static line jump of Royal Thai air force special forces aboard an MC-130P Combat Shadow. The American and Thai airmen were participating in Exercise Teak Torch at Udon Thani, Thailand. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Marilyn Holliday)

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MEDCEUR 08 lands in Croatia, preparations under way

Staff Sgt. Nicholas Panchero marshals in a C-130 Hercules at Divulje Training Base, Croatia, April 29 during the Medical Central and Eastern Europe Exercise 2008. Seventeen nations are participating in the exercise May 2 through 15. The exercise focuses on mass-casualty training scenarios and humanitarian aid in response to crises situations. More than 400 multi-nationals are attending the exercise in support of the Partnership for Peace initiative. Sergeant Panchero is with the contingency response group from Ramstein Air Base, Germany. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Kristin Ruleau)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Master Sgt. Sherri Rhoades runs to the next point during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., Improvised Explosive Device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Sergeant Rhoades and her fellow Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Airmen march toward a mock village during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. The Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Airmen guard a mock village during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. The Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Master Sgt. Sherri Rhoades eases her way under the concertina wire during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Sergeant Rhoades and her fellow Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Staff Sgt. Victor Montilla throws a hook to check for explosives during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Sergeant Montilla and his fellow Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Lt. Col. Kevin Highfield low crawls to the next point during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Colonel Highfield and his fellow Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Tech Sgt. Mercedes Hicks runs to the next point during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Sergeant Hicks and her fellow Airmen, members of USAF Class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Capt. Chris Hess sights in on a target during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Captain Hess and his fellow Airmen, members of USAF class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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Airmen master Soldier skills training

Tech Sgt. Richard Cooley stays ever vigilant during Individual Movement Technique training at the Fort Dix, N.J., improvised explosive device range. The training teaches troops how to conduct maneuvers in an unknown, often hostile, environment. Sergeant Cooley and his fellow Airmen, members of USAF class 25, are completing the Soldier Skills Training Course as they prepare for various deployments around the globe. There are about 75 Airmen currently going through the month-long course. (U.S. Army photo)

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