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carter is wrapping up a nearly 12 day journey having visited haw

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india and germany on the final leg dod photo by glenn fawcett

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Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary

Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary

Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter begins writing thank you letters to his hosts as he departs India after a two day visit to meet with senior government officials a... More

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter thanks members of the

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter thanks members of the

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter thanks members of the support detail as he departs India after a two-day visit to meet with senior government officials and his defense counterpart Minister of Defense Manohar Pa... More

Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary

Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary

Seated in his cabin of aboard an E4-B aircraft, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter begins writing thank you letters to his hosts as he departs India after a two-day visit to meet with senior government officials a... More

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie wave as they depart India after a two-day visit to meet with senior government officials in New Delhi, India, June 4, 2015. With one stop remaining in Stut... More

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