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"What you're seeing out here is our Special Forces soldiers training the Afghans, showing them how to shoot, move and communicate," a U.S. Joint Special Ops Major, known for security reasons simply as "Major Andy," told FOX News.![Training Afghan Troops]()
There are roughly 107,000 members of the Afghan National Army (ANA) and nearly 100,000 members of the Afghan National Police (ANP) at work in the country.![Joint Venture]()
The U.S. Army and a U.S. Joint Army-Marines Special Ops team trains groups of Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police in weapons firing, search and detention techniques and patrol tactics.![Embedded in Afghanistan]()
The US Army and a US Joint Army-Marines Special Ops team trained groups of Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police in weapons firing, search and detention techniques and patrol tactics.![Shooting Practice]()
U.S. forces are training Afghan troops and police to provide a stable security situation on the ground in Afghanistan.![Embedded in Afghanistan]()
FOX News accompanied a joint Special Ops and ANA force during training in Farah Province, Afghanistan.Embedded in Afghanistan
FOX News correspondent Casey Stegall is embedded with the U.S. Air Force at Farah Forward Operating Base in Afghanistan as U.S. forces train the Afghan National Army (ANA) and nearly 100,000 members of the Afghan National Police (ANP) to assume control of the country.
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