Honoring Our Service People Troops Helping Afghanistan
Memorial Day week feature explains civil affairs work by US and international troops in Afghanistan. U.S. troops coordinate with Afghan civilians to rebuild infrastructure, deliver supplies, and train local people in health practices near Kandahar.
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Afghan children face barred schooling amid conflict
Farah province scene shows a temporary school and clinic as U S officials and Afghan locals assess needs. Many kids walk miles for education but most stop after age 12 to help families. girls face limits and danger from groups like the Taliban.
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Getting to Know Each Other Bridging the Gap
Civil affairs troops train with locals to bridge cultural gaps in Afghanistan. Afghan society often separates men and women. PRTs help women gain income through midwifery, poultry farms, sewing, and weaving. U.S. and Afghan doctors train women while volunteers provide school supplies amid winter dangers.
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