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Victims were ‘mentoring’, living with local cops at checkpoint in Helmand Photographer Erin Trieb spends six weeks with the U.S. Army's busiest trauma center in Afghanistan. An Afghan policeman opened fire on British soldiers... [read full story]                    

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