German army Bundeswehr soldiers prepare Sch�anzer Marder tanks before a mission, at their base in Kunduz October 15, 2009. German Lieutenant Jens U. marvels at how violent this lush corner of northern Afghanistan has become since his first deployment to the region in 2006. Back then,Talibanfighters were a rare sight. His platoon. could drive through the dusty streets of Kunduz and the green valley that surrounds it in lightly-armoured jeeps, without worrying too much about their safety.
German soldiers patrol in the city of Balkh, Afghanistan on October 15, 2009. The soldiers and police are taking part in the Focused District Development (FDD) program where Afghan Police are been trained to take over the responsibilty for security.
A German soldier mans a checkpoint in Balkh, Afghanistan on October 15, 2009. The soldiers and police are taking part in the Focused District Development (FDD) program where Afghan Police are been trained to take over the responsibilty for security.
A German soldier leaves Char Dara district Chief Police Station on the outskirts of Kunduz on September 20, 2009.
German soldiers on patrol walk past the Green Mosque in Balkh,Afghanistanon October 15, 2009. The soldiers and police are taking part in the Focused District Development (FDD) program where Afghan Police are been trained to take over the responsibilty for security.
A German soldier carries a machine gun at Char Dara district Chief Police Station on the outskirts of Kunduz on September 20, 2009.
A German soldier walks at Char Dara district Chief Police Station on the outskirts of Kunduz on September 20, 2009.











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