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An insurgent weapons cache found in Bamyan province, Afghanistan, contained 26 rocket-propelled-grenade expelling carts, 25 RPG-7 rockets, 200 12.7mm rounds, 400 9mm rounds, and 1400 7.62mm short rounds, all of which were destroyed by International Security Assistance Force , Feb. 28. Those who reported the weapons to ISAF may receive a reward for their help in turning in the weaponry. (Photo courtesy New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team)BAMYAN PROVINCE, Afghanistan – Members of Kiwi Team 2 of the New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan province, Afghanistan, destroyed a cache of weaponry, Feb. 28.

The cache, discovered in a small cave in a village, contained 26 rocket-propelled-grenade expelling carts, 25 RPG-7 rockets, 200 12.7mm rounds, 400 9mm rounds, and 1,400 7.62mm short rounds. Those who reported the weapons to Coalition forces may receive a reward for their help in turning in the weapons. This is part of the Department of Defense Rewards Program on-going throughout Afghanistan.

There are community safety lines across Afghanistan for citizens to report criminal activities and weapons caches to potentially receive rewards.

Those with information concerning a weapons cache should call the provincial community safety call-in lines:  Bamyan province: 079-925-3277, Parwan province: 079-825-9059.

Citizens in other provinces should contact their local Afghan National Security Forces directly for the number in their area.

An insurgent weapons cache found in Bamyan province, Afghanistan, Feb. 28, contained 26 rocket-propelled-grenade expelling carts, 25 RPG-7 rockets, 200 12.7mm rounds, 400 9mm rounds, and 1,400 7.62mm short rounds, all of which were destroyed by International Security Assistance Forces. Those who reported the weapons to ISAF may receive a reward for their help in turning in the weaponry. (Photo courtesy New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team)

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