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Tag: UK aviation

HMLA-369, Sea Kings support ISAF

U.S. and U.K. aircraft flew International Security Assistance Force officials here Sept. 29 to discuss the construction plans of Route 611.This route will connect Sangin to Route 1, currently the only major highway in Afghanistan.A U.K. Mk4 Sea King carrying the ISAF officials was escorted by two U.S. light attack helicopters, a UH-1Y Huey and an

US, UK operation leads to critical data, deterrence

Like any other Monday morning, the streets of the Ismat Bazaar were packed wall-to-wall with traders and travelers. According to local security forces, the bazaar is a suspected logistical hub for insurgents operating in local regions of Afghanistan such as Marjeh, and has lacked a consistent International Security Assistance Force presence – until