The 201st Afghan National Army Corps soldiers move kicker boxes filled with weapons repair parts into a warehouse at Forward Operating Base Gamberi Jan. 1, 2014, The Corps received more than 36,000 parts from contractor Alpha Omega Services which will enhance their readiness for the upcoming election season. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Eric Provost, Task Force Patriot PAO) The Missing Part 140101-A-CB167-001

The 201st Afghan National Army Corps soldiers move kicker boxes filled with weapons repair parts into a warehouse at Forward Operating Base Gamberi Jan. 1, 2014, The Corps received more than 36,000 parts from contractor Alpha Omega Services which will enhance their readiness for the upcoming election season. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Eric Provost, Task Force Patriot PAO) The Missing Part 140101-A-CB167-001 Stock Photo

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