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Freedom File: Task Force Paladin South Trains How to Recognize Homemade Explosives
AFN Afghanistan
Dec. 11, 2010 | 1:05
This edition features a story on Task Force Paladin South training coalition forces how to recognize homemade explosive devices to ensure safety on the roads in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Produced by Air Force Staff Sgt. Joseph Vigil. Includes soundbites from Bruce Calaghan - instructor with Task Force Paladin South, from Sierra Vista, Ariz.
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homemade explosivesSierra VistaJoseph VigilTask Force Paladin SouthBruce CalaghanAfghanistanKandaharAriz.
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