The fifth zone Afghan border police woman took part in the first ever driving training course at the Afghan National Army Regional Military Training Center on Camp Shaheen. For some of the females, this was the first time they had ever driven in their life. I feel really great because I never drove before and now I know we can drive good. This driver's training course went really well and I want to encourage all the female border police to attend future classes. Not only did the women receive drivers training, they also received the day of common task training. The combined team north, female engagement team are fed, instructed a class on first aid procedures. An Afghan uniform police instructor showed the female border police how to perform tactical movements and procedures while on a dismount patrol. The coalition team members then taught the women various litter carries and how to move casualties into a vehicle. Swedish police mentors and the fed instructed the women on how to egress from a vehicle and engage combatants. The female border police then received the patrol belt and in first aid kit from the combined team north fed and their certificates of training from the fifth zone Afghan border police commander and the ANARNTC commander. Reporting from Camp Shaheen, I'm Army Sergeant Jason Varela Gold.