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2014

a day in the life at camp leatherneck

afghanistan

camp viking

coalition

colors

cpl james pauly

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Danish soldiers with the Danish Coalition, stand in

Danish soldiers with the Danish Coalition, stand in

Danish soldiers with the Danish Coalition, stand in formation during the Danish "End of Operation" ceremony, aboard Camp Viking, Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 20, 2014. The event signifies the end of Danis... More

Coalition service members take a moment of silence

Coalition service members take a moment of silence

Coalition service members take a moment of silence to pay respect to Danish troops who were Killed In Action serving in Afghanistan during the Danish "End of Operation" ceremony, aboard Camp Viking, Helmand pro... More

Sgt. Maj. Harold Fechter with the Danish Coalition,

Sgt. Maj. Harold Fechter with the Danish Coalition,

Sgt. Maj. Harold Fechter with the Danish Coalition, sings the Danish National Anthem during the Danish "End of Operation" ceremony, aboard Camp Viking, Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 20, 2014. The event sig... More

Coalition service members render salutes as the Danish

Coalition service members render salutes as the Danish

Coalition service members render salutes as the Danish Colors are retired during the Danish "End of Operation" ceremony, aboard Camp Viking, Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 20, 2014. The event signifies the ... More

Senior Coalition service members stand in formation

Senior Coalition service members stand in formation

Senior Coalition service members stand in formation during the Danish "End of Operation" ceremony, aboard Camp Viking, Helmand province, Afghanistan, May 20, 2014. The event signifies the end of Danish combat o... More

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