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File:Afghan Mi-17 (alternate).jpg

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English: An Afghan Mi-17 helicopter flown by Lt. Col. Bakhtullah, 377th Afghan Air Force Squadron commander, takes off for an air-assault training flight, May 29 from Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan. Bakhtullah and the squadron's standardization officer, Maj. Farid, are participating in an air-assault planning certification course mentored by 10th Combat Aviation Brigade advisers in preparation to begin instructing their aviators in air mission planning procedures. Photo by Staff Sgt. Todd Pouliot.
Date Taken on 29 May 2013
Source commons file
Author Staff Sgt. Todd Pouliot

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