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2. Afghan Air Force - Wikipedia

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   In 2006, the Afghan National Army Air Corps was established, and was renamed the Afghan Air Force in 2010 while remaining part of the Afghan National Army. [ 8 ] [ 9 ] Since 2007, the U.S.-led Combined Air Power Transition Force, renamed the NATO Air Training Command-Afghanistan in 2010, aimed to rebuild and modernize the Afghan Air Force. [ 10 ]

3. Military ranks of Afghanistan - Wikipedia

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   Following the return of the Taliban into power, the Islamic Emirate Armed Forces continue to use the rank insignia of the Islamic Republic Armed Forces. As of 2024, they have made alterations to the rank insignia of the former Afghan Army, replacing the coat of arms of the Islamic Republic with that of the Islamic Emirate. [1]

4. Afghan Army - Wikipedia

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   At its largest the Afghan National Army had seven corps; each corps was responsible for an area of the country. Establishment of the corps started when four regional commands were established with some staff in September 2004. The Afghan National Army Air Corps later renamed the Afghan Air Force also formed part of the army. [123]

5. File:Roundel of Afghanistan (2002–2021).svg - Wikipedia

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   203 Mansoori Corps; 207th Corps (Afghanistan) 209th Corps (Afghanistan) 215 Azam Corps; 217 Omari Corps; Abdul Qayum Tutakhail; Afghan Air Force; Afghan Army; Atiqullah Baryalai; Baharak Ambush; Bala Hissar uprising; Balamorghab ambush; Battle of Aranas; Battle of Wanat; Camp Qargha; Chief of General Staff (Afghanistan) July 2005 Afghan captive ...

6. 205th Corps - Wikipedia

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   The corps was officially established in Kandahar on 19 September 2004. [1] Since August 2008, the Corps moved over 90,000 tonnes of supplies using Mi-17 helicopters of the Afghan Air Force. Three of the 205th Corps' four infantry brigades were assessed as capable of conducting independent operations with minimal support from their combat advisors.

7. List of air forces - Wikipedia

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   Afghan Air Force. 2010–2021 Afghan Army Air Corps [2] 2002–2010 Afghan National Army Air Corps [3] 1996–2001 Air and Air Defense Force of the Islamic State of Afghanistan [4] 1992–1996 former insignia 1983–1992 Democratic Republic of Afghanistan Air Force Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. 1979-1983 Afghan ...