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English: A French-speaking Special Forces NCO watches weapons marksmanship training for a member of a Malian counter-terrorism unit during one of over 30 pre-scheduled military training engagements planned, coordinated and managed by SOCAFRICA’s JSOTF-TS.
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Source http://news.soc.mil/releases/News%20Archive/2010/December/101209-02.html
Author JSOTF-TS Public Affairs

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