File:Spartan 3 helps ANP protect 2,000 Afghan elders during recent 'jirga' DVIDS490631.jpg

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English: Spartan 3 Truck Commander Army Sgt. David Floyd discusses ways to position themselves with an Afghan National Army officer to ensure proper traffic flow along a busy road near Afghanistan’s “Loya Jirga” Sunday.

More than 2,000 Afghan elders attended the Jirga, or grand council, in which a near unanimous decision was made to endorse Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai’s endorsement to negotiate a long-term security partnership with the U.S

Spartan 3 is a 15-person team who serve as combat advisers to ANP officers at more than 50 different checkpoints within five Kabul police districts throughout the densely populated city.

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20 November 2011

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Petty Officer 1st Class Chris Fahey

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KABUL, AF

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