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U.S. Army Spc .Charles Nicotera, Provincial Reconstruction

U.S. Army Spc .Charles Nicotera, Provincial Reconstruction

U.S. Army Spc .Charles Nicotera, Provincial Reconstruction Team security forces, walks through the rubble in the deputy governor's compound Aug. 3, 2011, Tarin Kot, Uruzgan, Afghanistan. The PRT visited the com... More

Broken glass covered the floor of the deputy governor's

Broken glass covered the floor of the deputy governor's

Broken glass covered the floor of the deputy governor's compound after the July 28, 2011, attacks in Tarin Kot, Uruzgan, Afghanistan. Men with improvised explosive devices on their bodies entered the building b... More

Royal Australian Engineer Cpl. Trent Forbes, Managed

Royal Australian Engineer Cpl. Trent Forbes, Managed

Royal Australian Engineer Cpl. Trent Forbes, Managed Works Team surveyor, takes measurements of the deputy governor's compound while and Royal Australian Engineer Spr. Evan Nicholson, MWT architectural draftsma... More

A U.S. Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Armored Vehicle

A U.S. Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Armored Vehicle

A U.S. Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Armored Vehicle is positioned outside the deputy governor's compound Aug. 3, 2011, while members of the Provincial Reconstruction Team began their assessments of the damag... More

Royal Australian Engineer Spr. Evan Nicholson, Provincial

Royal Australian Engineer Spr. Evan Nicholson, Provincial

Royal Australian Engineer Spr. Evan Nicholson, Provincial Reconstruction Team Uruzgan Australian Engineers Managed Works team architectural draftsman, records the numbers and begins sketching the deputy governo... More

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