Images tagged "task-force-thunder"

Members of the 2nd Afghan National Civil Order Police SWAT team and the Task Force Thunder Kandahar Pathfinder Detachment pause for a security halt during a patrol September 4th. Presence patrols give the units an opportunity to interact with the local population and build a rapport with the people, while they also give the ANCOP an opportunity to practice some of their basic operational techniques. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Stephanie Carl, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)
A member of the 2nd Afghan National Civil Order Police SWAT team pulls security during a patrol September 4th. The presence patrols give the SWAT team an opportunity to interact with the local population and build a rapport with the people. The SWAT team, which is partnered with Task Force Thunder\'s Pathfinder element at Kandahar Airfield, is considered to be one of the most elite of the Afghan Security Forces. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Stephanie Carl, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)
A member of the 2nd Afghan National Civil Order Police SWAT team clears a row of grape vines during a patrol September 4th. The presence patrols give units an opportunity to interact with the local population and build a rapport with the people, while it also gives the ANCOP an opportunity to practice some of their basic operational techniques. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Stephanie Carl, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)
Members of the 2nd Afghan National Civil Order Police SWAT team and the Task Force Thunder Kandahar Pathfinder Detachment clear grape rows during a patrol September 4th. The presence patrols give the units an opportunity to interact with the local population and build a rapport with the people, while it also gives the ANCOP an opportunity to practice some of their basic operational techniques. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Stephanie Carl, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)
Members of the 2nd Afghan National Civil Order Police SWAT team and the Task Force Thunder Kandahar Pathfinder Detachment conduct a patrol September 4th. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Stephanie Carl, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade Public Affairs)
A Lithuanian special operation forces’ medic cleans a wound on an Afghan boy’s hand October 1st during a humanitarian assistance visit. Task Force Wings, 4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment; along with TF 77, conducted a humanitarian assistance visit and key leader engagement at the Bolla Baba High School. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Dewitt)
Master Sgt. Terrence Reyes, the operations NCOIC for Task Force Wings (4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment) hands candy to an Afghan girl during a humanitarian visit here October 1st. TF Wings and TF 77 conducted a humanitarian assistance visit and key leader engagement at the Bolla Baba High School here. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Dewitt, Task Force Wings Fire Support Officer /released)
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A group of Afghan boys sift through the school supplies they received during a humanitarian assistance visit at their school October 1st. Task Force Wings (4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment), along with TF 77, conducted a humanitarian assistance visit and key leader engagement at the Bolla Baba High School, (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Dewitt, Task Force Wings Fire Support Officer /released)
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Master Sgt. Terrence Reyes, the operations NCOIC for Task Force Wings (4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment) hands a bag of school supplies to a student at Bolla Baba High School here October 1st. Task Force Wings (4th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment), along with TF 77, conducted a humanitarian assistance visit and key leader engagement at the school to meet with the headmaster and principal of the school. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Dewitt, Task Force Wings Fire Support Officer /released)
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