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In service: Lt.-Col. Beth Brown of Burnaby stands by the Canadian "hockey stick" at the NATO Police Training Mission headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan. Brown is a military police officer in the Army Reserve who has been in Afghanistan since May 9, 2011 and returns March 7. She works with coalition forces and the international policing community as part of the police training mission, to help the Afghans re-establish policing within their communities.
Photograph by: contributed , BURNABY NOW
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In service: Lt.-Col. Beth Brown of Burnaby stands by the Canadian "hockey stick" at the NATO Police Training Mission headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan. Brown is a military police officer in the Army Reserve who has been in Afghanistan since May 9, 2011 and returns March 7. She works with coalition forces and the international policing community as part of the police training mission, to help the Afghans re-establish policing within their communities.
Photograph by: contributed, BURNABY NOW
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