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U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (third from right), assigned

U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (third from right), assigned

U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (third from right), assigned to Role 3 Multinational Medical Hospital on Kandahar Airfield, mentor Afghan national army medics on basic nursing skills, infectious disease control a... More

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of Salem, Ohio, and U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (third from right), a native of Arlington, Va., both assigned to Role 3 Multinational Medical Hospital on Kanda... More

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (second from right),

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (second from right),

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (second from right), a native of Salem, Ohio, assigned to Role 3 Multinational Medical Hospital on Kandahar Airfield, mentor Afghan national army medics on basic nursing skills, ... More

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (left), a native of Salem, Ohio and U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (third from right), a native of Arlington, Va., both assigned to Role 3 Multinational Medical Hospital on Kandah... More

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (right), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (right), a native of

U.S. Navy Lt. Linda Eliasthomas (right), a native of Salem, Ohio and U.S. Navy Lt. Christine Flood (second from right), a native of Arlington, Va., both assigned to Role 3 Multinational Medical Hospital on Kand... More

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