Afghan boys play baseball under US army guidance in Argun
Afghan Club and Shaheen squads, ages 10 to 16, play weekly on a sandbag bases field in Argun with US Army Civil Affairs coaching. Equipment evolved from tents and flak jackets to aluminum bats and gloves donated by churches, as villagers watch and a girl Hatira joins with gloves.
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