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GHAZNI, AFGHANISTAN – MARCH 16: US Air Force Captain Daniel Presland, center, of Murrieta, CA, goes over the day’s mission route map with Afghan National Army LTC Abdul Qadeer, right, with assistance from an Afghan interpreter, left, before the US-Afghan convoy sets off in Ghazni, Afghanistan March 16, 2009. US forces in Ghazni are acting as instructors and providing combat service support to the ANA throughout Ghazni province. The goal is to improve the Afghan Army’s ability to control territory and government bases positioned in contested areas with Taliban militia. At the moment, much of rural Ghazni province has no government presence. There are currently about 36,000 American troops in Afghanistan , and President Obama announced last month the deployment of 17,000 more. (Photo by Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)