Talk Radio News Service embedded Military Affairs Correspondent Richard Miller interviews an officer in the U.S. Army, Col. Scott Waterman a special forces trainer of the Afghan security forces. (9:53)
Talk Radio News embedded Military Affairs Correspondent Richard Miller accompanies a group of soldiers in the Afghan National Army to the firing range on a training day
The Instructor
Loading AK-47 magazines one round at a time
The face of the NCO
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Embedded Military Affairs Correspondent Richard Miller interviews a colonel in the Afghan Army, Col. Said Faqir Shah, who is also an imam and helps with the spiritual development of the troops under his command. (14:51)
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Embedded Military Affairs Correspondent Richard Miller interviews two American officers, Lt. Col. Mark Sherman and Lt. Col. Lynn Heng, responsible for the training of the Afghan police force. (6:20)
Richard Miller, Talk Radio News Service Military Affairs Correspondent in his combat reporting gear
The End of the Line: And Pakistan Beyond. Outer Defensive Perimeter, COP Skin
Machine Gunner in Advanced Outpost
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Tail gunner’s view of flying through Afghanistan
Taliban flags on the Pakistan side of the border with Afghanistan
Afghan Border Security frisking entrant from Pakistan
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Tail gunner view flying in Afghanistan
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Colonel Mohammad Asef, Battalion Commander, Training Khandak, 203rd Corps, Afghan National Army
Colonel Mohammad Asef, Battalion Commander, Training Khandak, 203rd Corps, Afghan National Army, speaking through a translator, describes how he handles his troops, complimenting them and treating them well. (Note: contains one bleeped profanity) (0:39)
Colonel Mohammad Asef, Battalion Commander, Training Khandak, 203rd Corps, Afghan National Army, describes his experiences working with American forces. Speaking through a translator, Asef praises the American military and its help in training Afghan troops. (0:38)
