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Marine Mine Clearing in Afghanistan
March 14th, 2009 | Comments Off

Three Buffalo Mine Protected Clearance Vehicles await their next mission while staged on Camp Barber, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Feb. 6. Combat engineers with 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion operate the Buffalos, which are an integral part of the Route Clearance Platoon attached to Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment (Reinforced), the ground combat element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force - Afghanistan. SPMAGTF-A's mission is to conduct counterinsurgency operations, with a focus on training and mentoring the Afghan national police. SPMAGTF-A supports the government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in its efforts to provide security and services to the Afghan people. Photo ByLine: Lance Cpl. Brian D. Jones
Filed under: Afghanistan, Marines, Military, War on Terror · Tags: Buffalo Mine Protected Clearance Vehicles, Camp Barber, Combat engineers, islamic republic of afghanistan, marine corps, mine clearing, mines, mines in Afghanistan, Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force - Afghanistan, SPMAGTF-A
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