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George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives members of the media an update on the U.S. role in supporting France's efforts to restore security in Mali during a briefing at the Pentagon in Arlington, V... More

George E. Little, at lectern, the Pentagon press secretary,

George E. Little, at lectern, the Pentagon press secretary,

George E. Little, at lectern, the Pentagon press secretary, gives members of the media an update on the U.S. role in supporting France's efforts to restore security in Mali during a briefing at the Pentagon in ... More

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives members of the media an update on the U.S. role in supporting France's efforts to restore security in Mali during a briefing at the Pentagon in Arlington, V... More

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives

George E. Little, the Pentagon press secretary, gives members of the media an update on the U.S. role in supporting France's efforts to restore security in Mali during a briefing at the Pentagon in Arlington, V... More

Pentagon Press Secretary George E. Little briefs the

Pentagon Press Secretary George E. Little briefs the

Pentagon Press Secretary George E. Little briefs the media in the Pentagon Press Briefing Room on Jan. 29, 2013. Little provided reporters with an update on the U.S. role in supporting France's efforts to expel... More

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