File:Royal Afghan Army soldier photographed in 1969.jpg
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English: A soldier of the Royal Afghan Army, wearing a Stahlhelm and holding a PPSh-41, poses for the cover of the Afghan Military Magazine in 1969 |
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| Author | Da Ordu Mojella (Afghan Military Magazine) |
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