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An archive of the Afghan Armed Forces throughout every era, in the form of historical footage and photographs. A bit of shitposting here and there.

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I have lost interest in the subject of the Afghan military and its history, after 6 long years of this strange ‘hyperfixation’. This account has also recently strayed into making posts that have nothing to do with the subject, therefore I’ll be logging out.

I have lost interest in the subject of the Afghan military and its history, after 6 long years of this strange ‘hyperfixation’. This account has also recently strayed into making posts that have nothing to do with the subject, therefore I’ll be logging out.

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“We want to create a society in which our workers and farmers can afford to appear in handsome attire and enjoy a good life and health; we want this kind of society.”

“We want to create a society in which our workers and farmers can afford to appear in handsome attire and enjoy a good life and health; we want this kind of society.”

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56,637 views • 5 months ago

Undated footage of the Afghan Air Force’s (DRAAF) 355th Fighter-Bomber Regiment performing a scramble and taking off into the air with SU-22M4 fighter-bomber aircraft, Bagram Airbase. Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

Undated footage of the Afghan Air Force’s (DRAAF) 355th Fighter-Bomber Regiment performing a scramble and taking off into the air with SU-22M4 fighter-bomber aircraft, Bagram Airbase. Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

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52,050 views • 1 year ago

The ARTE documentary clip of the Pashtun man from Kunar, inaccurately depicted as General Mohammed Issa Nuristani. The clip is from the 2000s, at the very least, while Issa was killed by the Khalq in 1979, making it impossible for Issa to be the man in the documentary.

The ARTE documentary clip of the Pashtun man from Kunar, inaccurately depicted as General Mohammed Issa Nuristani. The clip is from the 2000s, at the very least, while Issa was killed by the Khalq in 1979, making it impossible for Issa to be the man in the documentary.

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22,469 views • 7 months ago

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