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U.S. Army 1st Lt. Anna Lebo, platoon leader assigned to 1st Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, Task Force "Raider," 4th Infantry Division stops to pose for a photo while providing security during a ribbon cutting ceremony which signified the official opening of a new soccer field in sub-district one of Kandahar City. The new field was one of many projects headed by TF "Raider" and their Afghan National Security Forces partners in their joint-reconstruction efforts to improve quality of life, safety and security for residents of Kandahar City.
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