File:Special Forces Medic in Afghanistan (wide view).jpg

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English: A Special Forces soldier with A Co., 1st Bn., 7th Special Forces Group gives an Afghan boy a coloring book in Kandahar Province, during a meeting with local leaders, Sept. 12, 2008. The SF team and Afghan commandos met with religious leaders to gain their support and obtain information about insurgents in the region. Special Forces soldiers, working with Afghan commandos in this region, often wear the Battle Dress Uniform to blend in with their Afghan counterparts. (Photo by Steve Hebert)
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Source Soldier Magazine November 2009 cover
Author Steve Hebert
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