ISAF wallet (badge/identification holder) with carry string used by Captain Brent Laarkkers, PPCLI during Operation Attention in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2011-2014. He was the adjudant of the Seaforths from 2016-2018. Inside the wallet is a list of his platoon members including ex-Seaforth MCpl Joe Allina, CD. There is also a list of police locations, camp locations and general sites in Kabul. Operation ATTENTION was Canada’s participation in the NATO Training Mission–Afghanistan (NTM-A), which delivered training and professional development support to the national security forces of Afghanistan: the Afghan National Army (ANA), the Afghan Air Force (AAF), and the Afghan National Police (ANP). The Canadian task force — known as the Canadian Contribution to the Training Mission in Afghanistan or CCTM-A — was concentrated in Kabul, with satellite teams in Mazar-e-Sharif and Herat. Most CCTM-A members served with the Training Advisory Groups assigned to ANA, AAF and ANP training establishments to assist the Afghan leadership and instructor cadre with tasks such as curriculum design and development of teaching skills. The task force also included senior officers who were integrated into the NTM-A command team, and a significant contingent of experienced staff personnel who served at NTM-A Headquarters. Operation ATTENTION had a legislated personnel cap of 950 Canadian Forces members. The number deployed at any given time depended on NTM-A requirements.