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Sep/07/2010 05:01 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN 3 MCT
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SSG Jose Zavala of Barrios Jaguas, Puerto Rico, from Scout Company, 101st Airborne, conducts weapons' maintenance training with members of the Afghan National Army in Zhari District, Kandahar. The next focus for U.S. forces in Afghanistan looks set to be Zhari district, the birthplace of the Taliban and a major nest of the insurgency in the...
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SSG Jose Zavala of Barrios Jaguas, Puerto Rico, from Scout Company, 101st Airborne, conducts weapons' maintenance training with members of the Afghan National Army in Zhari District, Kandahar. The next focus for U.S. forces in Afghanistan looks set to be Zhari district, the birthplace of the Taliban and a major nest of the insurgency in the...
Sep/07/2010 05:01 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN 2 MCT
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A sniper team from Cobra Company, 1-502nd, 101st Airborne moves into position in Zhari district of Kandahar. The next focus for U.S. forces in Afghanistan looks set to be Zhari district, the birthplace of the Taliban and a major nest of the insurgency in the south of the country. (David Belluz/MCT)
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A sniper team from Cobra Company, 1-502nd, 101st Airborne moves into position in Zhari district of Kandahar. The next focus for U.S. forces in Afghanistan looks set to be Zhari district, the birthplace of the Taliban and a major nest of the insurgency in the south of the country. (David Belluz/MCT)
Sep/07/2010 05:01 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN 1 MCT
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Cpt. Dan Luckett, 26, of Norcross, Georgia, prepares for upcoming missions from the operations room at COP Asheque, in Zhari district of Kandahar. (David Belluz/MCT)
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Cpt. Dan Luckett, 26, of Norcross, Georgia, prepares for upcoming missions from the operations room at COP Asheque, in Zhari district of Kandahar. (David Belluz/MCT)
Sep/07/2010 01:28 PM
WORLD NEWS LONDONSTONE LA
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A pedestrian walks past the enclosed London Stone (background) in London, England. The London Stone, one of the city's most ancient relics, sits in a grilled alcove in London's financial district, almost completely unnoticed by passers-by. The stone may date back to Roman times. (Henry Chu/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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A pedestrian walks past the enclosed London Stone (background) in London, England. The London Stone, one of the city's most ancient relics, sits in a grilled alcove in London's financial district, almost completely unnoticed by passers-by. The stone may date back to Roman times. (Henry Chu/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/06/2010 08:21 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN-DAM 2 LA
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U.S. Marines guard the Kajaki Dam in northern Helmand province, Afghanistan, in hopes that a stalled project to install a third turbine to provide electricity to Helmand and neighboring Kandahar. The project is stalled because the road leading to the dam is controlled by the Taliban. Part of the mission is meeting with tribal elders seeking...
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U.S. Marines guard the Kajaki Dam in northern Helmand province, Afghanistan, in hopes that a stalled project to install a third turbine to provide electricity to Helmand and neighboring Kandahar. The project is stalled because the road leading to the dam is controlled by the Taliban. Part of the mission is meeting with tribal elders seeking...
Sep/06/2010 08:21 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN-DAM 1 LA
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U.S. Marines guard the Kajaki Dam in northern Helmand province, Afghanistan, in hopes that a stalled project to install a third turbine to provide electricity to Helmand and neighboring Kandahar. The project is stalled because the road leading to the dam is controlled by the Taliban. (USMC/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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U.S. Marines guard the Kajaki Dam in northern Helmand province, Afghanistan, in hopes that a stalled project to install a third turbine to provide electricity to Helmand and neighboring Kandahar. The project is stalled because the road leading to the dam is controlled by the Taliban. (USMC/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/05/2010 05:00 AM
WORLD NEWS KENYA-MOONSHINE 2 LA
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Cosmas Asoha, 34, is Florence Auma's best customer. He can't do without the chang'aa -- illegal moonshine -- she brews in clay pots over a fire. And she can't live without him: Half her incomes comes from his custom. (Robyn Dixon/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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Cosmas Asoha, 34, is Florence Auma's best customer. He can't do without the chang'aa -- illegal moonshine -- she brews in clay pots over a fire. And she can't live without him: Half her incomes comes from his custom. (Robyn Dixon/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/05/2010 05:00 AM
WORLD NEWS KENYA-MOONSHINE 1 LA
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This is Kenya's moonshine, chang'aa. The name translates to "kill me quick." (Robyn Dixon/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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This is Kenya's moonshine, chang'aa. The name translates to "kill me quick." (Robyn Dixon/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/04/2010 05:00 AM
WORLD NEWS WOUNDED LA
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Marine Cpl. Corey Griggs, wounded during a foot patrol in Helmand province, Afghanistan, lies in bed at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, where more than 13,000 wounded U.S. personnel have been airlifted since 2004. (Tony Perry/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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Marine Cpl. Corey Griggs, wounded during a foot patrol in Helmand province, Afghanistan, lies in bed at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, where more than 13,000 wounded U.S. personnel have been airlifted since 2004. (Tony Perry/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/04/2010 05:00 AM
WORLD NEWS SKOREA-SUBWAY 2 LA
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Charles Usher, middle, is a teacher from Wisconsin who has embarked on a blogging project to document the humanity and city life around select Seoul, South Korea, subway stations. Here he's flanked by photographers Angelique Kuyper, left, and Liz Groeschen. (John M. Glionna/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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Charles Usher, middle, is a teacher from Wisconsin who has embarked on a blogging project to document the humanity and city life around select Seoul, South Korea, subway stations. Here he's flanked by photographers Angelique Kuyper, left, and Liz Groeschen. (John M. Glionna/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/04/2010 05:00 AM
WORLD NEWS SKOREA-SUBWAY 1 LA
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Charles Usher is a teacher from Wisconsin who has embarked on a blogging project to document the humanity and city life around select Seoul, South Korea, subway stations. (John M. Glionna/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
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Charles Usher is a teacher from Wisconsin who has embarked on a blogging project to document the humanity and city life around select Seoul, South Korea, subway stations. (John M. Glionna/Los Angeles Times/MCT)
Sep/03/2010 03:16 PM
WORLD NEWS USAFGHAN-MUSIC 1 MCT
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Farouq Pacha has cleaned his store's shelves of much of the music it once held in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Islamic vigilantes have forced music merchants to close or operate in secrecy. (Hasim Shukoor/MCT)
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Farouq Pacha has cleaned his store's shelves of much of the music it once held in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Islamic vigilantes have forced music merchants to close or operate in secrecy. (Hasim Shukoor/MCT)
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