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Category: News – Logistics

Afghan National Army Col. Shah Wali, commander of the Regional Military Training Center Southwest, accepts keys from Danish Army Warrant Officer Jesper during an official transition ceremony at RMTC-SW in Helmand province, Afghanistan.

RSC-SW’s RMTC Transitions to ANA

2012/05/15 • Comments

“That’s very good … I’m very happy,” said ANA Col. Shah Wali through an interpreter after receiving keys to the compound.

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Staff Sgt. James Gray, deployed from Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, inspects the failed transformer at Breshna Kot in Kandahar City in late April. Gray is assigned to Task Force Breshna Barq, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers electrical power team in Afghanistan.

Afghan-coalition cooperation brings more electricity to Kandahar City residents

2012/05/11 • Comments

“This was the first time that the entire effort was led and accomplished by the Afghan engineers without U.S. technical assistance,” said Hopkins. And they completed the task in just one day.”

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Afghan Uniform Police stations, like this one recently completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Kohsan, will be constructed with more austere features as a result of the new plan agreed to by the NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan, Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in early May.

Building Afghanistan

2012/05/10 • Comments

“The standards will maximize the use of locally available materials, simplify construction, and result in buildings that will be easier to maintain,” said Small who deployed from the USACE Savannah District, Fort Bragg, N.C. office.

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Pfc. Vlado Tudan (left), Pfc. Dubravko Preglej (center) and Sgt. Carmon Cave Jr. inspect the undercarriage of a Load Handling Service vehicle to be serviced in the Croatian vehicle maintenance workshop at Camp Marmal, April 2. Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia have been a part of the International Security Assistance Force since 2003. ISAF Regional Command North supports Afghan National Security Forces in close coordination and collaboration in providing security and disrupting insurgent activities in order to protect the Afghan population.

Croatian Soldiers Maintain the Vehicle Fleet

2012/05/07 • Comments

“Our mission is to take care of the entire vehicle and radio equipment and be ready to help soldiers be fully capable to do their mission,” said Maj. Milan Slavica, chief of the Croatian National Support Element in northern Afghanistan.

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Afghan National Army Col. Hashim, the chief logistics officer for 201st Corps, discusses the Ministry of Defence request form 14 with a fellow officer during training at Forward Operating Base Gamberi, April 16.

Logistics soldiers see more streamlined process through demonstration

2012/05/06 • Comments

“I want my officers to be trained in correct procedures to do their job and meet our mission,” said ANA Col. Roshanghar, the RLSC-E commander. “If you could show me how to do it, it will be easier to retain it.”

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ANA Col. Halim prepares students for their responsibilities.

ANA instructors prepare Afghan logistics specialists

2012/05/06 • Comments

Three ANA colonels, logistics instructors representing the Ministry of Defense (MoD), travel the country teaching the ministry’s published logistics decrees.

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عبدل صبور سخی زاده دافغانتسان د ترهرګری پروړاندی مبارزی په روزنیزمرکزکی په افغانستان کی دولسوالیو غښتلی کونی پروګرام او افغان کولتوری پاملرونو په اړه زده کوونکوته څرګندونی وکړی.

District Stability Framework in Afghanistan

2012/03/13 • Comments

“Mr Sakhizada is transition personified; he has worked at CTC-A for some time and is now part of a developing instructional capability, providing vital Afghan insight and perspective,” said lead DSF training coordinator Lt. Col. William Shanahan.

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U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Madut Bul, a supply advisor to the 2nd Forward Support Depot, assists Afghan National Army members with a delivery of vehicle spare parts to Camp Hero, Afghanistan, Feb. 22, 2012. This delivery was the first shipment of vehicle parts 2nd FSD ANA soldiers ordered three months ago. Staff Sgt. Bul deployed to the Kandahar province to perform as part of a supply advisory team. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Renee Crisostomo)

Afghan National Army’s 2nd Forward Support Depot receives parts

2012/03/05 • Comments

“The delivery of 52 pallets of supplies is significant because it shows the demand process working through all levels of the Afghan National Army; from the local or tactical level, all the way up to the national or strategic level,” said U.S. Army Capt. Jake Wilson.

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Sgt. 1st Class Nicholas Fowler, Regional Support Command-East Commo NCOIC from Mililani, Hawaii, and Senior Airman Dalton Seder, cable and antenna technician from Okeechobee, Fla., put together a satellite dish at National Police Training Center, Jan. 27. The satellite dish is part of the SIPR/NIPR Access Point system, which gives remote sites the capability to access secure and unsecure networks. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ryan Ross)

SNAP terminals arrive at various RSC-East training sites

2012/02/25 • Comments

“The main advantage of having this system at our sites, is that it is an independent and self-supporting network solution,” said Sgt. 1st Class Nicholas Fowler, RSC-East S-6 NCOIC.

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A young Afghan girl smiles shyly after being given a lollipop by an Afghan Local Policeman during a break from her lessons at the Camp 3 school in the internally displaced persons village in Task Force Spartan's area of operations Nov. 17. (Photo/U.S. Army Sgt. Amanda M. Hils)

Elders in Ghundy Ghar discuss upcoming school build, conduct site visit

2012/02/16 • Comments

Dawood Mohammed told the shura attendees that students from three different villages would be attending the school, and he believed the school could potentially reach up to 500 students from the area.

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