Northern Alliance soldiers supplied with military uniforms

Northern Alliance soldiers supplied with military uniforms

CHARIKAR, Afghanistan - Northern Alliance front-line soldiers are dressed in new camouflage clothing in Charikar, some 30 kilometers north of the Afghan capital of Kabul on Oct 30. The Northern Alliance has supplied new uniforms to its soldiers to raise their fighting spirit against the Taliban.

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