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2006, the ARM participated with one mechanized infantry platoon from the
Leopard unit. At the same time, in August 2005 medical personnel were sent to ISAF as part of the Combined Medical Team in the A3 format (Macedonia, Albania, Croatia), which successfully carried out tasks at the Kabul airport, firstly in the composition of the Greek Field Hospital, and later in the composition of the Czech Field Hospital. In June 2006 sent also one mechanized infantry company, part of the first mechanized infantry brigade, in the composition of the British contingent in ISAF. In the second rotation of the company for securing the ISAF command, Macedonia increased the participation from ninety to one hundred and twenty-seven participants, and from January 2008 it sent three staff officers to the ISAF Command in Kabul. As a support to the efforts for self-sustainability of the Afghanistan National Army (ANA), beginning in March 2008, Macedonia sent soldiers as part of the Combined Multinational Operational Mentor and Liaison Team (OMLT) in Mazar-i-Sharif while, beginning from December 2008, in cooperation with Norway, a Macedonian medical team is included through one Surgical team in the organizational structure of the surgical unit of the Norwegian Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in Meymanah, Afghanistan.
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Special Forces Battalion) and in conjunction with the 299 ΚΙΧΝΕ ( Mobile Army Surgical Hospital), they formed the ΕΛΔΑΦ-2. A total of 3,295 officers (524 officers and 2,771 non-commissioned officers) served in ΕΛΔΑΦ-2, while a total of 28 senior officers served as commanders. The work of the Hellenic Force in Afghanistan included the distribution of humanitarian aid and medical supplies, the reconstruction of government buildings, the maintenance of public works, and the reconstruction of schools. ΤΕΝΞ (Landmine Clearance Battalion) cleared landmine fields and worked on the disposal of explosives remnants. Engineer personnel and equipment were also provided for the release of Afghan civilians from the rubble of Kabul Hospital, which collapsed on July 26, 2004. The Greek presence in Afghanistan ended in July 2021, when the last 4 assisting officers left the country.
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40 soldiers, met the new mission from Kabul. In addition to one seriously injured and several light injuries, the
Portuguese army suffered two deaths, on 18 November 2005 and on 24 November 2007. The Portuguese forces for 2012 were: a Military Intelligence Cell, an Army Military Advisor Team for Afghan Capital Division HQ, 2 Air Force Advisor Teams, one for Afghan Air Force Academy and the other for Kabul International Airport, one GNR (gendarmerie type police) Advisor Team at National Police Training Center, in Wardak, Army Police and Navy Marines in service with Kabul International Airport Force Protection and a Support Unit for Portuguese forces with a Protection Company (2 Commando Platoons) and a Logistic Platoon (Maintenance, Health and communications).
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Team (OMLT). Also, four weather forecast specialists and two air traffic controllers were part of the Czech contingent deployed to Kabul
International Airport. A third unit was sent to Afghanistan at the end of April 2007 and involved 350 members of the Czech Military Police Special Operations Group, who were attached to British forces in the Southern Helmand province. A fourth unit was deployed in July 2008 and was composed of 63 troops who were in charge of force protection at Dutch FOB Hadrain in Uruzgan Province. The Czechs also donated 6 Mi‑17 and 6 Mi‑24 helicopters to the Afghan National Army, flew 3 Mi‑17 helicopters in Pakitika Province, and announced the deployment of one
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3653:. According to the BBC, on 30 November 2009, Gordon Brown announced an increase in British troop numbers, which would bring the total to 10,000 personnel (500 extra ground troops, and 500 Special Forces); additionally, more modified Merlin helicopters would be deployed. The deployment would mean British troop levels in the theatre would be the highest since the invasion in 2001. The United Kingdom contributed the most troops to the mission after the United States and was involved in the fiercest fighting. As a result, 456 personnel were killed fighting in Afghanistan, and over 2000 wounded.
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demining, building, and repairing the airport. 53 soldiers of mechanized infantry are holding an outpost in Tarin Kowt, Uruzgan
Province. 15 personnel are in the OMLT team, 4 explosives disposal specialists are part of the EOD PALADIN‑S Team. 2 personnel are part of the reconstruction team in Tarim Kowt. Twelve officers are members of commanding staff in – HQ ISAF IJC, RC-S, KAF a PALADIN. 15 personnel are part of the National Support Element (NSE) in Kandahar Airport. In September 2011, 20 soldiers of
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British and Canadian forces in the south. The Netherlands has suffered 21 casualties in Afghanistan. The Netherlands announced in December 2007 that it would begin withdrawing its troops, mainly in Uruzgan, in July 2010. A handover to the United States and Australia took place on 1 August 2010, formally ending the Dutch combat phase. The return of vehicles and other equipment was planned to take five more months.
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they lead PRT Qala-i-Naw. The deployment involves engineers, infantry, a transport helicopters unit, and a logistics component. Spanish soldiers are constrained by caveats. The mandate issued by the
Spanish Parliament did not allow Spanish forces either to engage Taliban insurgents unless being directly attacked first or to move into the south and east of Afghanistan. 102 Spanish soldiers were killed in Afghanistan. Spain has rejected three times to lead the ISAF when its shift to do so has come.
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Afghanistan, ten troops served in the Lithuanian-led PRT in Chagcharan. There was also a small contribution to ISAF headquarters in Kabul and the staffing of Kabul International Airport. There was also a RDAF presence with the NATO AWACS contingent in Mazar-i-Sharif. In Helmand Danish troops were involved in the worst fighting their armed forces had undertaken since the
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796:– and taking on command of four additional PRTs. The expanded ISAF led a total of 13 PRTs in the north, west, and south, covering some three-quarters of Afghanistan's territory. The number of ISAF forces in the country also increased significantly, from about 10,000 before the expansion to about 20,000 after.
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province, just north of Kabul for 30 months from 1 July 2010. This invoked threats from the
Taliban. In a statement e‑mailed to international media, Taliban insurgents said Seoul must be ready to face "bad consequences" if the troops were deployed. The South Korean government said it made no promises
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in July 2007, in return for the hostages' release. The deployment consisted of 60 medics comprising the 'Dongeui unit and 150 military engineers forming the 'Dasan' unit at Bagram
Airbase, north of Kabul. They had been sent to Afghanistan in 2002 and 2003 respectively. Afterward, Seoul took only
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Russia – Russia provided a field hospital as well as a hospital in Kabul for allies and Afghan civilians. Russia has also agreed to provide logistic support for the United States forces in Afghanistan to aid in anti-terrorist operations. Russia allowed US and NATO forces to pass through its territory
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Spain – The collective Spanish military contribution to ISAF is known as ASPFOR. Spanish forces are divided between Herat Province, where they form a quick-reaction company, an instructors team for Afghan National Army training and a Combat Search & Rescue unit; Kabul, and Badghis Province, where
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Greece – ΕΛΔΑΦ was established as a Unit at the headquarters of the 71st Brigade on January 14, 2002, in the context of Greece's participation in the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). It included the Special Battalion of Engineers (ELMHEA) and a security personnel element. In June 2005,
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in the south and east of Afghanistan, other than in exceptional circumstances. However, German troops together with allied forces of Regional Command North conducted their combat operations in northern and northeast Afghanistan, inflicting as many as 650 casualties upon insurgents. Germany has agreed
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Croatia – Croatian troops were involved in three locations. The Croatian parliament voted on extra troop numbers on 7 December with all parties supporting a troop increase, parliament also recognized that additional increases in troop numbers might be possible during 2011 and 2012 to help train local
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deployed close to 500 personnel to Afghanistan since May 2007 as part of Singapore's contributions to multinational stabilization and reconstruction efforts there. In May 2007, a five-man team was sent to central Afghanistan to set up a dental clinic serving local citizens, while training Afghans in
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Though problematic for NATO, this indirect role allowed NATO to avoid the opposition of the local population who depended on the poppy fields for their livelihood. In October 2008, NATO altered its position to curb the financing of insurgency by the Taliban. Drug laboratories and drug traders became
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ISAF command originally rotated among different nations every six months. However, there was tremendous difficulty securing new lead nations. To solve the problem, the command was turned over indefinitely to NATO on 11 August 2003. This marked NATO's first deployment outside Europe or North America.
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Switzerland – On 23 February 2008, the Swiss Ministry of Defence announced that its small deployment had concluded two weeks prior. Two officers had worked alongside German troops in the PRT responsible for the northeastern Kunduz province. The stated reason for the withdrawal was the burden placed
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increased its contribution to the ISAF mission by sending one section from the composition of the 2nd Infantry Brigade as part of the German contingent. As a result of the successful carrying out of the mission and the high marks received for participation in ISAF, from August 2004 until the end of
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Slovakia – In 2007, at the request of NATO command, Slovak forces were moved from Kabul to operate in southern Afghanistan. Currently, there are 165 guard soldiers providing force protection at Kandahar Airbase. 57 personnel of Multirole engineer company located in Kandahar Airport. Responsible for
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of the three branches served in the ISAF HQ and other regional structures, more or less discreetly. Between late July 2008 and mid-December, a detachment of the Portuguese Air Force, incorporating a C‑130 and support staff in various specialties, like maintenance and force protection, totaling some
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Denmark – In Kandahar, Royal Danish Air Force (RDAF) personnel helped man the Kandahar Airfield Crisis Establishment (KAF CE), which ran the airfield. Danish troops were also deployed to other parts of Afghanistan. In northern Afghanistan, approximately twenty troops served in the German-led PRT in
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in the provinces of Herat and Farah, and of a Forward Support Base (a logistic base) in Herat. At the beginning of September, two additional ISAF-led PRTs in the west became operational, one in Chaghcharan, capital of Ghor province, and one in Qala-e-Naw, capital of Baghdis province; this completed
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attack helicopters. They were officially there to help train Afghan security forces, facilitate reconstruction, and provide security. In 2006, the situation in the north of Helmand turned increasingly violent, with British troops involved in fierce firefights against the Taliban and anti-coalition
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Netherlands – The Netherlands deployed aircraft as part of the European Participating Air Force (EPAF) in support of ground operations in Afghanistan. The Netherlands deployed further troops and helicopters to Afghanistan in 2006 as part of a new operation in the south. Dutch ground and air forces
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On 28 September 2006, the North Atlantic Council gave final authorization for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (NATO-ISAF) to expand its area of operations to 14 additional provinces in the east of Afghanistan, boosting NATO's presence and role in the country. With this further
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was the most commonly used vehicle by the Czech Armed Forces all over Afghanistan. The Field Hospital at Kabul Airport was deployed in March 2007 and consisted of 81 medical and 30 NBC protection personnel. Eight helicopter pilots and technicians were part of the Operational Mentoring and Liaison
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said that the Bulgarian contingent in Afghanistan, which was divided between two military bases in Kabul and Kandahar with a total of 602 soldiers, would be consolidated in Kandahar and that it could add 100 troops in Afghanistan in 2010. In July 2011, Bulgaria sent 165 more soldiers bringing the
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through shared intelligence with the Afghan government, protection of Afghan poppy crop eradication units, and helping in the coordination and the implementation of the country's counter-narcotics policy. For example, Dutch soldiers used military force to protect eradication units that came under
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to engage in combat operations in the province of Kandahar alongside US and British special forces. The contingent was given the name "Eagle 1". On 25 January 2011, the second rotation consisting of 45 soldiers named "Eagle 2" was sent to Afghanistan following the return of the first,
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Crop eradication often affects the poorest farmers who have no economic alternatives on which to fall back. Without alternatives, these farmers no longer can feed their families, causing anger, frustration, and social protest. Thus, being associated with this counterproductive drug policy, ISAF
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to destroy a French armored vehicle that had been disabled during a firefight with Taliban forces in North Helmand province the previous day, as it had been determined that attempting to recover the vehicle would have been too dangerous. This was the first time U.K. Apaches had opened fire in a
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On 11 August 2003, NATO took command of ISAF, which consisted of 5,000 troops from more than 30 countries. About 90 percent of the force was contributed by NATO nations. By far the largest single contingent, 1,950 were Canadian. About 2,000 German troops were involved, and Romania had about 400
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Portugal – Portuguese participation in operations in Afghanistan began in February 2002. A military health detachment composed of the three branches of the Armed Forces remained in Kabul for three months in a British ISAF campaign hospital. Followed by a C‑130 Detachment acted from Karachi
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Jordan – Jordanian troops were deployed in December 2001 to establish a 50‑bed medical facility in Mazar-i-Sharif. According to the US Department of Defense, the hospital provided care for up to 650 local patients a day, and as of February 2006, over 500,000 people had been treated by the
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The command of this region rotated among Turkey, France, and Italy. In November 2009, Turkey was the leading nation in this region. The headquarters was in Kabul. On 31 October 2009, the Turkish Brigadier General Levent ÇOLAK took over command from a French Brigadier General. Most of the
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ruled out sending additional troops to Afghanistan shortly. 88 French troops have been killed in Afghanistan. An additional OMLT of 250 arrived in October 2010, bringing the number of French forces in Afghanistan to 4,000. The remaining troops are to be withdrawn by the end of
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Apart from additional maneuver elements, RC‑E headed 13 Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRT) in the eastern and central provinces of Afghanistan. The headquarters was located in Bagram. Other forces in RC‑E included units from France, Turkey, New Zealand, Poland, and the
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to stay out of Afghanistan when it withdrew its troops in 2007. South Korea redeployed its troops to Afghanistan in July 2010, and was the PRT leading nation in Parwan Province. Korea also dispatched 4 UH‑60 Black Hawks, which came under the tactical control of the
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in providing security throughout the entire country. The expansion saw the NATO-ISAF controlling 32,000 troops from 37 countries, although by this stage, the alliance was struggling to find extra troops to hold off a spiraling Taliban-led insurgency in the volatile
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the targets, and not the poppy fields themselves. To satisfy France, Italy and Germany, the deal involved the participation in an anti-drug campaign only of willing NATO member countries; the campaign was to be short-lived and with the cooperation of the Afghans.
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in preparation for a significant deployment in January 2006. On 31 July 2006, the NATO‑led International Security Assistance Force assumed command of the south of the country, ISAF Stage 3, and by 5 October, also of the east of Afghanistan, ISAF Stage 4.
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A Danish battle group, operated with British forces in the Green Zone in the central part of Helmand Province. The battle group consisted of two mechanized infantry companies, a tank platoon, and a flight of helicopters, plus combat support and support
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South Korea – The first South Korean contingent had been withdrawn by 14 December 2007 due to the expiration of its mandate, despite American calls for its continued presence. The withdrawal had been one of the pledges made to the Taliban captors of
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Because of the security situation in the south, ISAF commanders asked member countries to send more troops. On 19 October, the Dutch government decided to send more troops because of increasing attacks by suspected Taliban on their
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and Badakhshan. Germany leads the Provincial Reconstruction Teams in the provinces of Kunduz and Badakhshan. The mandate issued by the Bundestag does not allow the Bundeswehr to take part in combat operations against the
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Hungary – The Hungarian infantry unit was situated in Kabul, however, on 1 October 2006, Hungary requisitioned its forces and took over responsibility from the Dutch for the Provincial Reconstruction Team in the town of
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parts of the country, areas that were the Taliban's original power base in the mid‑1990s. After ISAF took over command of the south on 31 July 2006, British, Dutch, Canadian, and Danish ISAF soldiers in the provinces of
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of 1864. Denmark lost 43 soldiers in Afghanistan. A Danish SOF Task Force was operating in Lashkar Gar mentoring Afghan forces. A 2009 survey argued that Denmark had by far the highest count of casualties relative to
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Slovenia – Slovenian troops (including two civilians – CIMIC programme) perform OMLT (mentoring an Infantry Battalion in Bala Boluk and joint mentoring with Italian army of a Combat Support Battalion in Herat) and
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F‑16s operated from Kabul during 2006. Decisions were made to reinforce the Norwegian contribution with 150 special forces, an aeromedical detachment of three Bell 412 helicopters and around 60 personnel from
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does not allow Italian forces to take part in the battle against the Taliban insurgency in the south and east of Afghanistan, other than in exceptional circumstances, the former Italian Minister of Defense
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to send 850 additional troops in 2010, raising the mandate ceiling to 5,350 troops. 53 German troops and 3 police officers were killed in Afghanistan. 156 service members were wounded in action. In the
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on other troops for their protection, which had begun to hinder operations. A total of 31 Swiss soldiers were sent to Afghanistan since the beginning of their country's participation in 2003.
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dentistry so that they could eventually assume responsibility. Other contributions included a UAV team and a Weapons Locating Radar to provide rocket-launch warnings for Camp Holland.
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helicopters would be sent to the country. France decided to send Eurocopter Tiger attack helicopters to Afghanistan in the second quarter of 2009. In April 2010, French president
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of Canada took command, with Major General Werner Korte of Germany as deputy. During this time frame, Canada was the largest contributor to the ISAF force, providing 2,000 troops.
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operations in four stages, and by 2006 took responsibility for the entire country; ISAF subsequently engaged in more intensive combat in southern and eastern Afghanistan.
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through which contributions could be channeled to the participating states or operations concerned and encouraged the participating states to contribute to such a fund.
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based in Mazar-i-Sharif. The task of the German forces was to assist the Afghan government with security and reconstruction in the four northern provinces of Kunduz,
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to go to Afghanistan. Russian Special Forces also assisted US and Afghan forces in operations in Afghanistan, by helping with intel and studying the lay of the land.
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in the volatile Helmand province, Georgia is the largest non-NATO, as well as largest per-capita, contributor to the ISAF. Since 2010, 31 Georgian servicemen
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Austria – Deployed in Kabul. In 2002, 75 soldiers have temporarily deployed in Kabul, and in the year 2005 a contingent of 100 soldiers served in Afghanistan.
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specialists. The largest unit was deployed as PRT Logar composed of 192 troops and 12 civilians in Logar Province, in place since 19 March 2008. Four
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had a major presence in and around the country, including attack aircraft, C‑130 Hercules cargo planes, CH‑47 Chinook transport helicopters,
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established that the expense of the ISAF operation must be borne by participating states. For this purpose, the resolution established a
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Resigned and was relieved from command due to critical remarks directed at the Obama administration in a Rolling Stone Magazine article.
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total number to 767. Bulgarian troops participated in training the Afghan forces and providing security until their withdrawal in 2021.
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6938:"Romania To Send More Troops To Afghanistan; Germany Mulls Raising Number"
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one for every 86, while Afghanistan has just one for every 5,380 people.
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6786:"Norway to send troops to southern Afghanistan – People's Daily Online"
6019:"Geen gevechtsoperaties F-16s in Afghanistan – België – Nieuws – Knack"
5498:"International Security Assistance Force (ISAF): Key Facts and Figures"
4574: 19 September 2007 at 17:20. Retrieved 21 September 2007.
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7152:"Armenian Troops Due in Afghanistan Soon | Asbarez Armenian News"
6210:"Operation Iraqi Freedom | Iraq | Fatalities By Nationality"
6045:"Bulgaria could add up to 100 troops in Afghanistan: defense minister"
5820:"Official Public Website Home Page – MEB-Afghanistan / TF Leatherneck"
2980:, while detachments (KUNDUZ 16) assisted in the northern PRTs of
41:"Coalition Forces" redirects here. For the Persian Gulf War body, see
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5420:"American army officer killed, many wounded in Afghan insider attack"
4972:"Tropas colombianas reforzarán a las fuerzas españolas en Afganistán"
4946:"Colombia sends troops to Afghanistan – first Latin American country"
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6990:"Ministry of Defence of Slovak Republic – ISAF mission, Afghanistan"
6528:"Οι Αφγανοί διερμηνείς του ελληνικού στρατού στα νύχια των Ταλιμπάν"
5993:"Het Nieuwsblad – Belgische F‑16's in Afghanistan zijn operationeel"
5530:"ISAF – International Security Assistance Force – Official Homepage"
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were deployed to Afghanistan to help with mentoring and training of
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7583:"DefenseLink News Article: Jordanian Military Helps Its Neighbors"
5892:"Gen. David McKiernan Ousted as Top U.S. Commander in Afghanistan"
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New Zealand to lead Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan
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and Mazar-i-Sharif. In September 2008, OGF 4 started: four
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Three NATO states announced withdrawal plans beginning in 2010.
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Mattelaer, Alexander. "How Afghanistan has Strengthened NATO."
7300:"Georgian Soldier Succumbs to Injuries Suffered in Afghanistan"
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AFP: France says Afghanistan troop pullout faster than expected
6095:Карев, М. (2021). Една от мисиите в афганистан. Авангард принт.
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6236:"Danmarks Radio – Danmark mister flesh soldater i Afghanistan"
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with about 140 support personnel deployed. They operated from
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Treviño Martínez, Rafael: "Afganistán: ¿qué está fallando?",
6964:"Pierderile romanesti din Afganistan si pierderile aliatilor"
6348:"Flash Actu: Afghanistan : 250 soldats français de plus"
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5393:. NATO/International Security Assistance Force. 6 July 2009.
4332:"NATO sets "irreversible" but risky course to end Afghan war"
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4836:"ISAF and Afghan Forces launch major operation in the South"
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New Zealand – New Zealand deployed an undisclosed number of
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Flight Lieutenant Luke Meldon explains the components of an
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NATO in Afghanistan: a test of the transatlantic alliance
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7353:"Taliban Attack Kills 7 Georgian Soldiers in Afghanistan"
5648:"Lithuanian Armed Forces – Central and South Asia region"
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Poppies for Peace: Reforming Afghanistan's Opium Industry
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Anaconda Strategy vs the insurgents as of 20 October 2010
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ISAF's voice toward the Afghan people (English and Dari)
7572:. amerika21. 1 September 2011. Retrieved 16 August 2021.
7463:"Russia back to Afghanistan to help US & NATO Video"
7236:"Amount of Finnish troops in Afghanistan almost doubled"
5119:"Afghanistan withdrawal before 2015, says David Cameron"
4404: page 9. (2001) Retrieved 26 August 2008.
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in 2011. Nine Czech soldiers were killed in Afghanistan.
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consisting of Badghis, Farah, Ghor, and Herat Provinces.
7489:"Last Swiss officers back from Afghanistan – swissinfo"
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NATO-led security mission in Afghanistan from 2001–2014
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NATO in Afghanistan: Fighting Together, Fighting Alone
7048:. Slovenskavojska.si. 24 December 2009. Archived from
6318:"Sarkozy Rules Out More French Troops For Afghanistan"
6047:. Military-world.net. 23 December 2009. Archived from
5942:"David Petraeus CIA scandal engulfs US Gen John Allen"
4466:"ISAF's mission in Afghanistan (2001–2014) (Archived)"
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Regional Command South also included the provinces of
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Official Swedish Armed Forces Afghanistan – ISAF site
7737:. News.xinhuanet.com. 9 December 2009. Archived from
6554:"NATO allies offer 7,000 extra troops for Afghan war"
5962:"Shqipëria dërgoi kontingjentin e tetë në Afganistan"
5359:"Directive Re-emphasizes Protecting Afghan Civilians"
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had a major presence in Afghanistan, including three
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Military units and formations disestablished in 2014
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Auerswald, David P. & Stephen M. Saideman, eds.
6108:. Airforce.forces.gc.ca. 5 June 2009. Archived from
6071:"Изпратихме още 165 военни на операция в Афганистан"
5305:"South Asia | Nato to attack Afghan opium labs"
5092:"Dutch Pullout From Afghanistan Leaves Some Nervous"
5000:. News.xinhuanet.com. 28 August 2008. Archived from
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4757:"South Asia | Afghan conflict deaths quadruple"
4377: 31 May 2001. Retrieved 21 September 2007.
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Romania – Romanian forces consist of a battalion in
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country to send an operational force to Afghanistan.
488:(1GNC), including staff from the UK, Italy, Turkey,
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Enduring Freedom: A Rogue Historian in Afghanistan.
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1129:, 50 years previously. In an article, BBC reporter
898:On 15 December 2006, ISAF started a new offensive,
891:On 28–29 November 2006, there was a NATO summit at
625:. Canada reduced its forces to about 800 personnel.
458:The initial ISAF headquarters (AISAF) was based on
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7681:. Channelnewsasia.com. 16 May 2007. Archived from
7539:. Australian Department of Defence. Archived from
7074:. Ejercito.mde.es. 1 December 2001. Archived from
6262:"France eyes sending troops to Afghan combat zone"
5650:(in Lithuanian). Kariuomene.kam.lt. Archived from
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2911:Romanian soldiers in southern Afghanistan in 2003.
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775:Coalition combat operations in Afghanistan in 2006
10368:Military units and formations established in 2001
9398:Recognition of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
7705:"South Korea confirms new troops for Afghanistan"
5676:. Afghanistan.gc.ca. 17 June 2009. Archived from
5347:, 9–10 October 2008, Retrieved on 10 October 2008
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4816:U.S. general in Afghanistan seen tough on Taliban
4787:"Europe | Nato hails shift on Afghan combat"
4524:"Countries Currently Contributing Troops to ISAF"
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3047:leased for one year from Skylink Aviation, eight
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693:(U.K., then Denmark and Sweden, then Sweden and
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5730:"PRT-Zabul helps reconnect Afghans, government"
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5079:Canada PM: Troops Home From Afghanistan in 2011
4414:Official Documents System of the United Nations
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652:Stage 2: to the west – completed September 2005
476:On 10 February 2003, German Lieutenant General
358:Afghan parliamentary election in September 2005
7962:The ISAF-site of the Czech Ministry of Defence
7609:Malaysia becoming the 47th Contributor to ISAF
7433:"Participation in ISAF mission in Afghanistan"
7384:Georgian soldiers killed in Afghanistan attack
7206:"Azerbaijani peacekeepers sent to Afghanistan"
7154:. Asbarez.com. 6 November 2009. Archived from
6184:"Croatia to host three NATO exercises in 2011"
5557:"Key indicates SAS will return to Afghanistan"
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5026:. Thaindian.com. 7 August 2008. Archived from
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3390:Norway – Norwegian troops are divided between
1108:Timeline of the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
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677:(Netherlands, then Hungary, in October 2006),
539:Stage 1: to the north – completed October 2004
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7853:. Dulles: Potomac Books, Incorporated, 2005,
7276:. Civil Georgia. 17 July 2014. Archived from
7179:"All missions from Austrian troops (German))"
7177:BMLVS – Kommunikation – Referat WebAuftritt.
6919:Four Norwegian soldiers killed in Afghanistan
4838:. Archived from the original on 13 March 2007
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4298:German Armed Forces casualties in Afghanistan
3760:peacekeeping and counterinsurgency operations
2459:Former Commander of the Army Forces Command.
1767:Task Force 50 (ISAF SOF) in Ghazni province,
1682:Forward Support Base Kandahar (Multinational)
1086:, and NATO will continue operating under the
519:sent a sanitary team and an air team to ISAF.
480:took command of ISAF, with Brigadier General
352:voted to send German troops to the region of
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6843:Taliban threaten more attacks in Afghanistan
6586:"Iceland Crisis Response Unit – Afghanistan"
6472:"New Evaluation on Afghanistan Long Overdue"
5848:. Ukinafghanistan.fco.gov.uk. Archived from
5463:. Archived from the original on 28 June 2007
5447:Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum – (ISAF)
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552:, Germany, with Canadian Army Major General
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10227:North Korea and weapons of mass destruction
6812:Norwegian explosives experts to Afghanistan
6788:. English.people.com.cn. 26 February 2008.
6415:"43 tote Bundeswehr-Soldaten in Afganistan"
6378:"Le dispositif français pour l'Afghanistan"
5990:
5951:, 13 November 2012 Last updated at 05:26 ET
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5182:"ISAF's mission in Afghanistan (2001-2014)"
5117:Patrick Wintour in Toronto (25 June 2010).
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4155:Learn how and when to remove these messages
2863:up-armored M1114 patrol in Kabul, July 2009
1843:PRT GHAZNI in Ghazni province (Poland, USA)
769:Stage 3: to the south – completed July 2006
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7930:UK Defence News, operations in Afghanistan
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6762:Official Norwegian Defence Force website:
6743:Official Norwegian Defence Force website:
6504:. TIME World. 9 April 2010. Archived from
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6158:"Hrvatska šalje još vojnika u Afghanistan"
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4593:CDI, Terrorism Project – 14 February 2002.
4308:Participants in Operation Enduring Freedom
3312:, 3 CH‑47. Additionally, in April 2008, 4
1404:Meeting of Italian and U.S. commanders at
974:SOF 90‑Day Accumulated effect (23 Sep 10).
939:On 6–7 February 2009, U.K, forces mounted
242:) was a multinational military mission in
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6700:"Dutch troops end Afghanistan deployment"
6502:"Germany Comes to Terms With Its New War"
5674:"Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team"
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4731:"International Security Assistance Force"
4313:List of ISAF installations in Afghanistan
4288:Canadian Forces casualties in Afghanistan
4245:Learn how and when to remove this message
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246:from 2001 to 2014. It was established by
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10348:United Nations Security Council mandates
10024:Insurgency in the Maghreb (2002–present)
7629:"Mongolia to send troops to Afghanistan"
7274:"Georgian Troops End Mission in Helmand"
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6588:. Iceland Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
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8063:International Security Assistance Force
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5922:"General McChrystal Resignation Letter"
5487:International Security Assistance Force
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5050:"Colombia To Aid U.S. In Taliban Fight"
4919:"Petraeus takes command in Afghanistan"
4497:"The 700 Military Bases of Afghanistan"
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1080:Train Advise and Assist Command Capital
850:Operational Mentoring and Liaison Teams
596:On 9 February 2004, Lieutenant General
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7920:Video of British ISAF Patrol in Action
7261:Georgian Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
7238:. Mil.fi. 28 June 2010. Archived from
6764:Helicopters important for the soldiers
6636:
6322:Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty 2011
5700:"PRT - Oruzgan — Global Collaborative"
5602:from the original on 29 September 2011
5129:from the original on 15 September 2013
5024:"Colombia sends troops to Afghanistan"
4948:. Monsters and Critics. Archived from
4862:NATO Press release – 6 March 2007 and
4723:
4687:NATO ISAF missions – 3 September 2009.
4400:Annex I – International Security Force
4074:21 South Korean Christian missionaries
3637:militia, particularly in the towns of
3316:reconnaissance jets and 3 helicopters
1930:Helmand Provincial Reconstruction Team
1812:Bamiyan Provincial Reconstruction Team
1556:), as well as Faryab in the northwest.
1370:inside the ISAF headquarters in Kabul.
1043:to replace McChrystal on 30 June 2010.
909:On 4 February 2007, U.S. General
799:On 4 May 2006, United Kingdom General
107:130,000 (About to be deployed in 2012)
10383:2014 disestablishments in Afghanistan
10261:Targeted Killing in International Law
10142:Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse
9640:
8911:Kabul Canadian Embassy convoy bombing
8687:Forward Operating Base Delhi massacre
7991:
7935:Peace Operations Monitor- Afghanistan
7715:from the original on 17 December 2009
7350:
7216:from the original on 22 December 2015
6668:Marquand, Robert (22 February 2010).
6242:from the original on 19 February 2009
5588:Romanos, Amelia (28 September 2011).
4797:from the original on 11 November 2012
4657:
4655:
4521:
4494:
3394:in Faryab province where they lead a
3071:armored vehicles and six 155 mm
2962:Albanian Special Operations Battalion
1946:
1462:commanded the IJC from 2012 to 2013.
436:Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
10307:
9601:
8906:Kunduz-Takhar highway hostage crisis
7821:from the original on 14 October 2012
7791:from the original on 11 January 2009
7413:from the original on 1 December 2017
7104:from the original on 12 October 2016
6970:from the original on 16 January 2014
6944:from the original on 22 October 2010
6792:from the original on 16 January 2009
6592:from the original on 21 October 2014
6566:from the original on 9 November 2020
6470:Siobhán Dowling (11 February 2010).
6358:from the original on 17 October 2012
6328:from the original on 13 January 2012
6298:from the original on 30 January 2009
5902:from the original on 4 February 2011
5871:About ISAF: History: ISAF Commanders
5801:Regional Command Southwest stands up
5736:from the original on 24 January 2023
5622:"Tutta la Taurinense in Afghanistan"
5510:from the original on 2 November 2021
5223:from the original on 11 January 2009
5211:Leithead, Alistair (5 August 2006).
4779:
4767:from the original on 2 December 2012
4749:
4711:from the original on 4 February 2006
4577:
4568: page 2. Mr. Churkin
4198:
4161:
4120:
3758:Georgia – Predominantly tasked with
2839:Convoy of U.S. forces passing by in
1235:adding citations to reliable sources
1206:
921:On 6 March 2007, NATO-ISAF launched
526:in the summer of 2003 reported that
9441:UK Afghan Unlawful Killings inquiry
7537:Australian Operation in Afghanistan
7515:"ISAF official web site statistics"
7443:from the original on 10 August 2016
6534:from the original on 23 August 2021
6077:from the original on 2 October 2011
5426:from the original on 6 October 2014
5263:from the original on 11 August 2012
5162:from the original on 13 August 2022
4925:from the original on 7 January 2014
4701:"More Dutch troops for Afghanistan"
4622:
4534:from the original on 25 August 2021
4476:from the original on 27 August 2021
4293:Coalition casualties in Afghanistan
3669:Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (
3443:were in use. In December 2009, the
2224:Chief of the Defence Staff (Canada)
1874:PRT GARDEZ in Paktia province (USA)
1633:PRT HERAT in Herat province (Italy)
1562:Task Force 47 (special forces, see
1559:Manoeuvre battalions, including QRF
1470:and Special Operations Forces. The
1326:Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum
1267:Coalition casualties in Afghanistan
462:, led at the time by Major General
173:
158:
119:American contingent responsible to:
116:Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum
24:
10388:Afghanistan and the United Nations
10378:2001 establishments in Afghanistan
9175:2 & 5 September Kabul bombings
8745:Jalalabad Indian consulate bombing
7836:
6706:from the original on 1 August 2010
6680:from the original on 28 March 2010
6649:from the original on 20 April 2010
6639:"Italians 'to boost Afghan force'"
6618:from the original on 3 August 2008
6268:. 26 February 2008. Archived from
5822:. Mnfwest.usmc.mil. Archived from
5569:from the original on 29 March 2012
5315:from the original on 24 March 2012
5251:Hastings, Michael (22 June 2010).
5155:. Institute for the Study of War.
5147:
4652:
4503:from the original on 26 April 2012
4499:. Foreign Police in Focus (FPIF).
3422:Poland – The Polish brigade-level
1623:Forward Support Base HERAT (Spain)
1488:(Kabul) (approx. strength: 5,420)
1148:ISAF and the illegal opium economy
832:expansion, NATO-ISAF assisted the
715:On 5 August 2005, Italian General
642:Commonwealth of Independent States
530:had one peacekeeper to 48 people,
278:Afghan Transitional Administration
25:
10404:
10192:Enhanced interrogation techniques
9988:Georgia Sustainment and Stability
9876:al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
9666:
9469:Bagram torture and prisoner abuse
7894:
7761:Tonga sends troops to Afghanistan
7585:. Defenselink.mil. Archived from
7365:from the original on 16 June 2013
6996:from the original on 11 July 2012
6881:Norwegian fatality in Afghanistan
6637:Willey, David (7 February 2009).
6482:from the original on 16 June 2010
5999:from the original on 11 June 2011
5972:from the original on 23 July 2011
5400:from the original on 15 July 2009
5192:from the original on 8 April 2022
5060:from the original on 29 July 2009
4978:from the original on 23 July 2011
4640:from the original on 3 March 2016
4136:This section has multiple issues.
3179:refueling aircraft were based at
1774:Forward Support Base BAGRAM (USA)
1691:Combined Task Force 4-2 (2012–13)
1676:HQ RC(S) at Kandahar Airfield in
1468:NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan
1306:ISAF command structure as of 2011
876:In November 2006, a study by the
10353:Foreign relations of Afghanistan
10306:
10297:
10296:
10167:Combatant Status Review Tribunal
10116:President's Surveillance Program
10111:Military Commissions Act of 2009
10106:Military Commissions Act of 2006
10059:Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
10034:Moro conflict in the Philippines
10029:Insurgency in the North Caucasus
9620:
9610:
9600:
9591:
9590:
8320:Pakistan Embassy in Kabul attack
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6956:
6930:
6911:
6445:"Grundlagen – Warum Bundeswehr?"
6421:. 14 August 2011. Archived from
6164:from the original on 4 July 2016
5991:Auteur: vdy (9 September 2008).
5890:Scott Tyson, Ann (12 May 2009).
5555:Armstrong, John (20 July 2009).
5090:Terence Neilan (1 August 2010).
4864:Nato in major anti-Taleban drive
4495:Turse, Nick (11 February 2010).
4463:
4303:NATO logistics in the Afghan War
4203:
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1659:Provincial Reconstruction Team (
1374:
1211:
1203:Military and civilian casualties
568:Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
515:Between February and July 2002,
221:
216:
90:
32:International Sailing Federation
9983:Georgia Train and Equip Program
7970:Norwegian ISAF Photos 2004–2005
7815:United Nations Security Council
7781:"Afghan 'trust' in Arab troops"
6892:
6873:
6854:
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4596:
4554:United Nations Security Council
4387:United Nations Security Council
4363:United Nations Security Council
4262:United Nations Security Council
4144:or discuss these issues on the
3150:Estonian Afghanistan Contingent
2883:French units on duty with ISAF.
2662:Nominated to become the fourth
2039:Initial ISAF HQ formed from HQ
1826:command from 2003 – April 2013)
1719:, Zabul Province (USA, Romania)
1472:New Zealand Special Air Service
1318:Provincial Reconstruction Teams
1222:needs additional citations for
1084:Afghan National Security Forces
986:On 19 June 2009, ISAF launched
666:Provincial Reconstruction Teams
378:UN Security Council Resolutions
348:On 24 October 2003, the German
316:
259:Afghan National Security Forces
248:United Nations Security Council
10343:NATO operations in Afghanistan
10172:Criticism of the war on terror
10126:Terrorist Surveillance Program
9931:Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
9684:War in Afghanistan (2001-2021)
9408:Islamic State–Taliban conflict
8019:War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
7878:Congressional Research Service
7635:. 21 July 2009. Archived from
7563:El Salvador zieht in den Krieg
7491:. Swissinfo.ch. Archived from
7020:Ministry of Defense (Slovenia)
6940:. Rferl.org. 22 January 2010.
6724:Norwegian Government website:
6186:. 9 March 2011. Archived from
6073:. DarikNews.bg. 14 July 2011.
5732:. Army.mil. 9 September 2009.
5590:"PM defends Afghan deployment"
4630:"Turkey takes command of ISAF"
4546:
4515:
4488:
4457:
4425:
4407:
4356:
3396:Provincial Reconstruction Team
3231:2006 German troops controversy
3055:unmanned aerial vehicles. The
3051:utility helicopters and three
3025:several operations and battles
2850:
2768:Commandant of the Marine Corps
1957:
1104:War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
1006:offensive since the battle of
994:On 2 July 2009, ISAF launched
954:On 29 May 2009, ISAF launched
13:
1:
10207:Guantanamo Bay detention camp
9850:Mahmoud Mohamed Ahmed Bahaziq
8793:Atiqullah Raufi assassination
8768:Herat Indian consulate attack
7351:Rubin, Alissa (7 June 2013).
7306:. 8 June 2015. Archived from
6726:F-16s for ISAF in Afghanistan
6674:The Christian Science Monitor
6212:. iCasualties. Archived from
6160:. Ezadar.hr. 30 August 2011.
6132:"Emisije na zahtjev: Dnevnik"
5624:. Lastampa.It. Archived from
5503:. Nato.int. 1 December 2014.
5364:American Forces Press Service
5094:. Aolnews.com. Archived from
4340:. 21 May 2012. Archived from
3896:Non-NATO and non-EAPC nations
3506:Detachment of the Air Force.
2947:to five Thunder Lab students.
2903:Polish forces in Afghanistan.
2766:Nominated to become the 36th
1450:ISAF HQ at Kabul (Composite)
996:Operation Strike of the Sword
628:In September 2004, a Spanish
152:"Assistance and Cooperation"
124:United States Central Command
45:. For the Iraq War body, see
10182:Killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri
10074:al-Qaeda insurgency in Yemen
9547:International public opinion
8868:Kabul Spanish Embassy attack
8488:Kabul Indian embassy bombing
8425:Kabul Indian embassy bombing
7204:AzerNews (12 January 2015).
7100:. RTVE.es. 16 October 2015.
7072:"Ejército de Tierra español"
6992:. Mod.gov.sk. 1 April 2012.
6966:. adevarul.ro. 10 May 2011.
5357:Jim Garamone (6 July 2009).
4116:
4036:deployed C-130 aircraft and
3931:Special Air Service Regiment
3067:, approximately one hundred
1494:French forces in Afghanistan
1176:opium economy in Afghanistan
906:valley in Kandahar province.
685:(U.S.), Fayzabad (Germany),
325:ISAF's military terminal at
7:
10250:State Sponsors of Terrorism
10121:Protect America Act of 2007
9446:Australian Brereton Inquiry
9112:September Jalalabad bombing
8740:Herat U.S. consulate attack
8697:September Camp Bastion raid
8392:South Korean hostage crisis
7022:. July 2011. Archived from
6900:Soldier's body arrives home
6238:. Dr.dk. 15 February 2009.
4278:Afghanistan Mission Network
4271:
3814:Republic of North Macedonia
3544:5th Special Forces Regiment
3481:Kabul International Airport
3100:Czech troops in Afghanistan
3043:transport helicopters, six
2978:Kabul International Airport
2698:1 year, 207 days
2443:1 year, 120 days
1757:(Polish forces' brigade in
1501:Kabul International Airport
1098:Security and reconstruction
1023:Afghanistan Mission Network
805:Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
689:(Italy), Kunduz (Germany),
486:I. German/Dutch Corps
327:Kabul International Airport
178:
163:
47:Multi-National Force – Iraq
10:
10409:
10187:Killing of Osama bin Laden
10064:War in Somalia (2006–2009)
10019:Operation Active Endeavour
9195:Haska Meyna mosque bombing
8735:Presidential palace attack
8270:Battle of Sayyd Alma Kalay
8077:Withdrawal of U.S. troops
7885:International Peacekeeping
6021:. Knack.be. Archived from
5532:. Nato.int. Archived from
5369:U.S. Department of Defense
4678:NATO's role in Afghanistan
4610:(in Turkish). 14 July 2014
3947:Royal Australian Air Force
3856:Sweden – Sweden leads the
3774:struck a Georgian base in
3445:Polish Ministry of Defence
3409:attack on the Serena Hotel
2762:United States Marine Corps
2749:1 year, 197 days
2711:United States Marine Corps
2646:1 year, 14 days
2491:1 year, 12 days
1881:Regional Command Southwest
1712:(United States, Australia)
1688:Combined Task Force Lancer
1476:Operation Enduring Freedom
1309:
1264:
1101:
886:Operation Enduring Freedom
772:
657:In February 2005, General
609:On 7 August 2004, General
460:3rd UK Mechanised Division
422:
370:Operation Enduring Freedom
40:
29:
10292:
10134:
10086:
10054:Terrorism in Saudi Arabia
10011:
10003:Drone strikes in Pakistan
9959:
9952:
9896:Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami
9863:
9802:
9795:
9719:
9712:
9674:
9586:
9570:
9542:Afghan War documents leak
9532:
9522:2021–2022 Afghan protests
9484:
9456:Kunduz hospital airstrike
9451:War crimes by the Taliban
9421:
9388:
9285:
9208:
9190:Jalalabad suicide bombing
9140:2019 Kabul mosque bombing
9120:
9047:
9039:28 December Kabul bombing
8969:
8881:
8801:
8753:
8715:
8652:
8584:
8516:
8458:
8435:Kidnapping of David Rohde
8400:
8352:
8283:
8210:
8203:
8106:
8073:Drone strikes in Pakistan
8025:
6862:Fallen soldier comes home
5880:, retrieved 20 March 2012
5782:. Wwono.com. 4 March 2010
4921:. CBC News. 4 July 2010.
4825:REUTERS – 5 February 2007
3400:Royal Norwegian Air Force
3167:under the command of the
3039:surveillance planes, six
2873:Canadian Grenadier Guards
2548:1 year, 8 days
2507:Relieved from command by
1977:
1974:
1971:
1964:
1961:
1956:
1824:New Zealand Defence Force
1456:Multi-National Corps Iraq
1284:Hamid Karzai's government
979:On 15 June 2009, General
943:raid in Helmand province.
913:replaced British General
834:Government of Afghanistan
432:U.S. Secretary of Defense
212:
207:
191:
186:
148:
137:
111:
103:
85:
73:
68:Official logo of the ISAF
61:
56:
43:Coalition of the Gulf War
10274:Unitary executive theory
8863:Kandahar Airport bombing
8093:Resolute Support Mission
7978:(in English and Swedish)
7952:29 November 2013 at the
6848:28 December 2004 at the
6134:. Hrt.hr. Archived from
5927:3 September 2014 at the
5765:29 December 2014 at the
5282:The Washington Quarterly
4944:Humberto (26 May 2009).
4318:
4283:Resolute Support Mission
4088:3rd US Infantry Division
3632:utility helicopters and
3029:Royal Canadian Air Force
2822:Resolute Support Mission
1685:Combined Task Force Fury
1554:Kunduz Province Campaign
1485:Regional Command Capital
1088:Resolute Support Mission
1072:Regional Command Capital
1035:On 4 July 2010, General
988:Operation Panther's Claw
949:Operation Panther's Claw
932:On 2 June 2008, General
744:16th Air Assault Brigade
311:Resolute Support Mission
10202:Extraordinary rendition
10197:Extrajudicial prisoners
9517:People's Peace Movement
9354:Operation Allies Refuge
9270:Kabul University attack
9170:17 August Kabul bombing
9087:30 April Kabul bombings
9067:Kabul ambulance bombing
9019:June Lashkargar bombing
8951:Battle of Boz Qandahari
8936:September Kabul attacks
8841:22 August Kabul bombing
8836:10 August Kabul bombing
8826:April Jalalabad bombing
8816:Kabul Parliament attack
8788:December Kabul bombings
8639:Pakistani border attack
7332:. New.interpressnews.ge
6898:Aftenposten Newspaper:
6879:Aftenposten Newspaper:
6867:18 October 2007 at the
6860:Aftenposten Newspaper:
6841:Aftenposten Newspaper:
5947:17 October 2018 at the
5920:Department of Defense,
5343:12 October 2008 at the
4821:24 January 2023 at the
3453:101st Airborne Division
2041:3rd Mechanised Division
1904:. Marine Major General
1522:Force Protection Group.
1168:Regional security risks
759:Apache gunship fired a
10237:Operation Eagle Assist
10157:Clash of Civilizations
9704:Symbolism of terrorism
9507:Enlightenment Movement
9374:August 29 drone strike
9218:6 March Kabul shooting
9165:7 August Kabul bombing
9097:July Jalalabad bombing
9082:22 April Kabul bombing
9077:Kunduz madrassa attack
9057:I-C Hotel Kabul attack
8831:7 August Kabul attacks
8677:Quran burning protests
8614:I-C Hotel Kabul attack
8265:Battle of Shawali Kowt
8260:Dasht-i-Leili massacre
8255:Battle of Qala-i-Jangi
8225:Fall of Mazar-i-Sharif
7766:16 August 2021 at the
7614:16 August 2021 at the
7568:16 August 2021 at the
7407:"Overseas Deployments"
7389:6 October 2018 at the
6731:7 January 2009 at the
6702:. BBC. 1 August 2010.
6419:Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
5595:The New Zealand Herald
5562:The New Zealand Herald
4419:9 October 2008 at the
4214:is missing information
4057:Singapore Armed Forces
3905:
3812:North Macedonia – The
3732:Bosnia and Herzegovina
3686:
3634:Westland WAH-64 Apache
3548:Afghan National Police
3424:Task Force White Eagle
3213:Regional Command North
3148:Estonia – Most of the
2948:
2928:
2920:
2912:
2904:
2896:
2891:Norwegian soldiers in
2884:
2876:
2864:
2844:
1940:(UK, Denmark, Estonia)
1924:Task Force Leatherneck
1755:Task Force White Eagle
1670:Regional Command South
1572:PRT FEYZABAD (DEU) in
1531:Regional Command North
1446:
1427:
1413:
1397:
1394:Regional Command North
1371:
1200:
1171:
1160:
1052:Freddy Padilla de Leon
1021:Beginning in 2010 the
1016:Operation Phantom Fury
975:
872:
812:Regional Command South
661:of Turkey took command
564:North Atlantic Council
562:In December 2003, the
455:
447:
330:
130:MacDill Air Force Base
34:. For other uses, see
10232:Operation Noble Eagle
10069:2007 Lebanon conflict
9403:Republican insurgency
9364:Operation Devi Shakti
9337:Kunduz mosque bombing
9223:Kabul gurdwara attack
9180:17 September bombings
9155:28 July Kabul bombing
8599:Sarposa prison escape
8536:February Kabul attack
8410:Haska Meyna airstrike
7957:(in Dutch and French)
7887:15.2 (2008): 214–236.
7867:53.6 (2011): 127–140.
7846:(Princeton U.P. 2014)
7679:"Channelnewsasia.com"
6905:13 March 2008 at the
6886:11 March 2008 at the
6829:23 March 2008 at the
6772:13 March 2008 at the
5253:"The Runaway General"
3939:1st Commando Regiment
3935:2nd Commando Regiment
3903:
3680:
3628:surveillance planes,
3528:Qalat, Zabul Province
3314:AMX International AMX
3207:Germany – The German
3173:Dassault Mirage 2000D
2934:
2926:
2918:
2910:
2902:
2890:
2882:
2875:in Kandahar Province.
2870:
2861:Bulgarian land forces
2858:
2838:
2734:Joseph F. Dunford Jr.
2533:Stanley A. McChrystal
2228:Canadian Armed Forces
1736:Regional Command East
1694:Combined Team Uruzgan
1607:Regional Command West
1541:, HQ Mazar-i-Sharif,
1458:. Lieutenant General
1433:
1419:
1406:Regional Command West
1403:
1384:
1359:and German Army Gen.
1338:
1288:Stanley A. McChrystal
1196:
1166:
1155:
1102:Further information:
1076:Regional Command West
981:Stanley A. McChrystal
973:
929:hydro-energy project.
870:
773:Further information:
710:Regional Command West
701:(U.K., then Norway),
453:
434:Donald Rumsfeld with
430:
376:ISAF was mandated by
324:
36:ISAF (disambiguation)
10363:2010s in Afghanistan
10358:2000s in Afghanistan
10049:Operation Linda Nchi
9993:OEF – Horn of Africa
9906:Islamic Courts Union
9855:Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
9679:September 11 attacks
9562:To the fall of Kabul
9498:Afghan peace groups
9494:Afghan peace process
9413:Afghan frozen assets
9369:Kabul airport attack
9320:Battle of Lashkargah
9305:Kabul school bombing
9135:Camp Shorabak attack
9062:STC Jalalabad attack
8846:Ghazni prison escape
8763:Kabul S Hotel attack
8526:January Kabul attack
8483:February Kabul raids
8430:Kabul S Hotel attack
8420:Wech Bagtu airstrike
8372:Nangar Khel incident
7940:5 April 2021 at the
7664:3 March 2016 at the
6924:29 June 2010 at the
6824:New "Norwegian" camp
6750:16 July 2008 at the
6294:. Flightglobal.com.
5876:3 March 2012 at the
5704:www.globalcollab.org
5388:"Tactical Directive"
5287:14 June 2007 at the
4974:. Elespectador.Com.
4869:9 March 2007 at the
4793:. 29 November 2006.
4763:. 13 November 2006.
4737:on 20 September 2006
4683:8 April 2009 at the
4589:12 June 2002 at the
3957:transport aircraft,
3876:Medevac helicopters.
3477:Portuguese Air Force
3302:Agusta A129 Mangusta
3189:Aérospatiale Gazelle
3134:Second Schleswig War
2831:Contributing nations
2509:Secretary of Defense
2310:Former commander of
1586:PRT POL-E KHOMRI in
1361:Wolf-Dieter Langheld
1231:improve this article
1159:levels for 2005–2007
1092:XVIII Airborne Corps
900:Operation Baaz Tsuka
882:Afghan National Army
339:Afghan National Army
9512:Uprising for Change
9145:1 July Kabul attack
9072:March Kabul bombing
9024:August Herat attack
9014:Battle of Bora Bora
8999:Camp Shaheen attack
8994:Nangarhar airstrike
8891:Nangarhar offensive
8730:June Kabul bombings
8571:Badakhshan massacre
8503:Camp Chapman attack
8450:Spin Boldak bombing
8367:Hyderabad airstrike
8275:Battle of Tora Bora
8220:Bombing of Kandahar
7910:ISAF YouTube Videos
7711:. 8 December 2009.
7639:on 14 February 2010
7589:on 30 November 2009
7521:on 7 November 2012.
7263:, 23 September 2015
7158:on 13 November 2009
6562:. 5 December 2009.
6272:on 29 February 2012
6025:on 28 December 2011
5896:The Washington Post
5806:6 July 2010 at the
5756:Minister of Defence
5422:. Afghanistan Sun.
5311:. 10 October 2008.
5098:on 27 November 2010
4952:on 23 December 2008
4707:. 3 February 2006.
4584:ISAF in Afghanistan
3799:bomb disposal units
3498:companies and 2 of
3293:Parliament of Italy
3073:M777 howitzers
2664:Director of the CIA
2306:Turkish Land Forces
2075:Turkish Land Forces
1888:) (approx. 27,000)
1743:) (approx. 18,800)
1613:HQ RC(W) in Herat,
1574:Badakhshan province
1436:Air traffic control
1078:were re-designated
572:General James Jones
545:troops at the time.
10279:Unlawful combatant
10212:Iranian Revolution
9998:OEF – Trans Sahara
9973:War in Afghanistan
9830:Jalaluddin Haqqani
9825:Sirajuddin Haqqani
9751:Iraqi Armed Forces
9349:2021 Kabul airlift
9310:Battle of Kandahar
9160:July Farah bombing
9130:Maidan Shar attack
9034:20 October attacks
9029:17 October attacks
9009:June Herat bombing
8989:March Kabul attack
8941:Battle of Tarinkot
8926:Janikhel offensive
8921:July Kabul bombing
8901:April Kabul attack
8856:Hospital airstrike
8811:Park Palace attack
8594:Mano Gai airstrike
8576:Operation Halmazag
8415:Azizabad airstrike
8377:Helmand airstrikes
8245:Battle of Tarinkot
8195:Aviation incidents
8068:Taliban insurgency
7870:Morelli, Vincent.
7741:on 31 January 2010
7685:on 8 December 2008
7469:on 2 November 2010
7358:The New York Times
7310:on 11 October 2017
7242:on 21 January 2010
7141:. 30 November 2009
6451:on 28 October 2010
6190:on 9 February 2011
5852:on 28 January 2010
5375:on 14 October 2012
5188:. 19 August 2021.
5030:on 16 October 2012
4873:BBC – 6 March 2007
4179:. You can help by
3906:
3858:PRT Mazar-i-Sharif
3745:PRT Mazar-i-Sharif
3687:
3226:Taliban insurgency
3169:Brigade La Fayette
3035:cargo planes, two
2949:
2929:
2921:
2913:
2905:
2897:
2885:
2877:
2871:Soldiers from the
2865:
2845:
2816:United States Army
2658:United States Army
2579:Lieutenant general
2560:United States Army
2503:United States Army
2477:David D. McKiernan
2455:United States Army
2312:3rd Corps (Turkey)
2279:Lieutenant general
2239:Lieutenant general
2189:Lieutenant general
2135:Lieutenant general
2093:Lieutenant general
2052:Lieutenant general
1947:List of Commanders
1912:Task Force Helmand
1838:Nangarhar province
1804:PRT METHER LAM in
1649:PRT QALA-E-NOW in
1447:
1428:
1414:
1398:
1392:, headquarters of
1372:
1339:Kabul; Clockwise,
1172:
1161:
1139:Task Force Uruzgan
976:
956:Operation Mar Lewe
934:David D. McKiernan
923:Operation Achilles
873:
752:On 22 May 2006, a
524:Care International
508:In February 2002,
456:
448:
360:the Canadian base
331:
295:30 members of NATO
267:Taliban insurgency
263:war in Afghanistan
10320:
10319:
10217:Islamic terrorism
10082:
10081:
9978:OEF – Philippines
9948:
9947:
9944:
9943:
9901:Hizbul Mujahideen
9742:Northern Alliance
9634:
9633:
9502:Tabassum movement
9461:Kandahar massacre
9431:ICC investigation
9384:
9383:
9359:Operation Pitting
9325:Capture of Zaranj
9300:Taliban offensive
9255:September attacks
9004:May Kabul bombing
8783:Yahyakhel bombing
8692:Kandahar massacre
8629:Chinook shootdown
8566:May Kabul bombing
8342:Taliban offensive
7849:Maloney, Sean M.
7787:. 29 March 2008.
7543:on 6 October 2014
7078:on 3 January 2010
6810:The Norway Post:
6614:. Ilgiornale.it.
5995:. Nieuwsblad.be.
5710:on 6 January 2008
5004:on 3 January 2009
4445:on 9 October 2010
4255:
4254:
4247:
4237:
4236:
4197:
4196:
4159:
3919:Operation Slipper
3614:Operation Herrick
3459:and partially in
3405:339 Squadron
3175:fighters and two
3098:Czech Republic –
3021:allied casualties
3005:Nickolay Mladenov
2935:United Kingdom's
2828:
2827:
2742:10 February 2013
2695:10 February 2013
2632:David H. Petraeus
2382:David J. Richards
2333:Mauro del Vecchio
2104:10 February 2003
2096:Norbert van Heyst
2060:10 February 2003
2054:Hilmi Akin Zorlu
1855:Republic of Korea
1836:PRT JALALABAD in
1831:Panjshir province
1678:Kandahar Province
1673:(approx. 35,000)
1637:Shindand Air Base
1628:it: Task Force 45
1263:
1262:
1255:
1131:Alastair Leithead
1000:Operation Khanjar
966:for "snake wolf".
884:, ISAF, and U.S.
717:Mauro del Vecchio
640:became the first
478:Norbert van Heyst
335:Norbert Van Heyst
329:in September 2010
253:according to the
229:
228:
16:(Redirected from
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10310:
10309:
10300:
10299:
10255:Targeted killing
10044:Iraqi insurgency
9964:Enduring Freedom
9957:
9956:
9916:Jemaah Islamiyah
9911:Jaish-e-Mohammed
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9593:
9342:Kandahar bombing
9277:December attacks
9265:November attacks
9248:Jalalabad prison
9107:Ghazni offensive
9102:Battle of Darzab
8984:Sangin airstrike
8979:January bombings
8946:Battle of Kunduz
8916:30 June bombings
8851:Battle of Kunduz
8672:Kapisa airstrike
8546:Sangin airstrike
8508:Battle of Sabzak
8493:Kandahar bombing
8473:Kunduz airstrike
8468:Granai airstrike
8445:Kandahar bombing
8362:Shinwar shooting
8250:Fall of Kandahar
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3235:Kunduz airstrike
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3181:Dushanbe Airport
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1938:Helmand Province
1906:Richard P. Mills
1886:Camp Leatherneck
1860:PRT NURISTAN in
1846:PRT ASADABAD in
1829:PRT PANJSHIR in
1820:Bamiyan Province
1806:Laghman province
1792:Paktika province
1787:(Czech Republic)
1769:Paktika province
1710:Uruzgan Province
1697:Kandahar PRT in
1651:Badghis province
1639:, Herat province
1610:(approx. 2,980)
1588:Baghlan Province
1564:de:Task Force 47
1534:(approx. 4,400)
1425:Urozgan Province
1408:headquarters in
1378:
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1300:Harold J. Greene
1258:
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1192:James Appathurai
1157:Opium production
1004:U.S. Marine
941:Operation Diesel
823:Operation Medusa
761:Hellfire missile
740:Helmand Province
550:Goetz Gliemeroth
471:Hilmi Akin Zorlu
446:on 11 March 2002
440:Richard B. Myers
225:
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201:John F. Campbell
181:
179:Kumak aw Hamkāri
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9815:Hamza bin Laden
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8778:Paktika bombing
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8667:Urination video
8662:Order of battle
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8644:Ashura bombings
8634:Helmand killing
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8561:Nadahan bombing
8551:Maywand murders
8531:Raid on Khataba
8512:
8498:NATO HQ bombing
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8382:Baghlan bombing
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8303:Uruzgan bombing
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8230:Siege of Kunduz
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9238:July attacks
9233:June attacks
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