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English: Lt. Col. Russell Clark (right), an Angola, N.Y., resident and New York Army National Guard soldier who is mentoring the Afghan National Police, meets with elders after ANP officers completed a cordon and search operation of a village in Afghanistan's Dand district, south of Kandahar, earlier this year. Meetings like this and other operations have strengthened ANP-village relations, leading to such successes such as the interdiction of IEDs and eradication of the district's opium poppy crop last spring. (Photo by Lt. Col. Russell Clark, New York Army National Guard)
Unit: 4th Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment
DVIDS Tags: IEDs; law enforcement; cordon and search; mentoring; logistics; planning; change; counter-insurgency operations; intel; village elders; mentorship; commitment; discipline; key-leader engagement; afghanistan; police; anp; KLE; afghan national army; drug interdiction; afghan national police; ana; homeland defense; afghan national police officers; dand district; Ny army national guard; new york soldiers; sharia law; New york army national guard soldiers; intelligence information; angola N.Y.; new york state corrections officer; heroin interdiction; opium poppy eradication; poppy crop destruction; opium poppy seed pods; khandahar city
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Author Lance Cpl. Kris Daberkoe
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