Twenty Afghan National Army soldiers and two Afghan National Police officers celebrate June 5, 2010, following their achievement as the second class of Senior Bridmals to graduate from the ANA Sergeants Major Course. More than 200 Afghan, U.S. and Coalition forces gathered at the Kabul Military Training Center in Kabul, Afghanistan to watch Class 002-10, comprised of E-8s/-9s, receive their graduation certificates.

Twenty Afghan National Army soldiers and two Afghan National Police officers celebrate June 5, 2010, following their achievement as the second class of Senior Bridmals to graduate from the ANA Sergeants Major Course. More than 200 Afghan, U.S. and Coalition forces gathered at the Kabul Military Training Center in Kabul, Afghanistan to watch Class 002-10, comprised of E-8s/-9s, receive their graduation certificates. Stock Photo

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