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One of two pararescuemen from 38th Rescue Squadron at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., follows an inflatable boat out the back of an HC-130 during a rescue mission 350 miles northeast of the Caribbean island of St. Maarten on July 23. They provided medical support to a Chinese fisherman who sustained a life-threatening chest injury the day before
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SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany (AFPN) -- Staff Sgts. Alexander Erb (foreground) and Brian Little practice their sniper skills during a training scenario here. Both sergeants are members of the 52nd Security Forces Squadron's emergency services team
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The Romanian tall ship Mircea, right, and Cuahtemoc from Mexico arrive in Halifax on Thursday, July 29, 2004. The port city is hosting Tall Ships Challenge 2004 with up to 40 vessels expected.Tourist operators are hoping the weekend of ship-related activity will be a big help following a disappointing season of cool, foggy days.
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The Mexican tall ship Cuauhtemoc fires a cannon as it arrives in Halifax, Canada on Thursday, July 29, 2004. The port city is hosting Tall Ships Challenge 2004 with up to 40 vessels expected. Tourist operators are hoping the weekend of ship-related activity will be a big help following a disappointing season of cool, foggy days.
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A Mexicanlooks up as he and colleagues man the rigging of the tall ship Cuauhtemoc, as she arrived in Halifax, Nova Scotia for the 2004 Tall Ship Challenge, July 29, 2004. An expected 50 tall ships will arrive in the city over the weekend
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Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister for National Security Barham Saleh looks at the remains of a vehicle carrying a car bomb at the site of Wednesday's car blast in Baqouba, some 35 miles, 65 kms north of Baghdad, Thursday July 29, 2004. A suicide car bomb tore through a downtown street Wednesday, killing 70 Iraqis and turning a bustling area of shops and fruit stalls into charred corpses, twisted metal and burning cars _ the deadliest attack in the month since U.S. authorities handed sovereignty to an interim government.
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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - JULY 30: U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell departs after a meeting with Iraqi President Ghazi Mashal Ajil Al Yawer on Friday July 30, 2004 at the Iraqi government headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq. Powell made an unannounced trip to Baghdad early Friday following talks with Saudi officials on a proposal to form a Muslim force to help stamp out the deadly insurgency in Iraq
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Peru's President Alejandro Toledo, left, speaks with Peru's Defense Minister Roberto Quiabra during a military parade to celebrate the country's independence day, which was yesterday, in Lima, Peru on Thursday, July 29, 2004.
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WARSAW, POLAND: Soldiers carry the ashes of the commander of the 1944 Warsaw uprising, General Antoni Chrusciel and his wife from the Army cathedral in Warsaw after a mass to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the uprising. The mass marked the start of three days of ceremonies to commemorate the doomed uprising, which ended with the whole city destroyed and 200,000 people killed on the orders of Adolf Hitler.
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BEIJING, CHINA: King Abdullah II of Jordan (R) reviews an honour guard accompanied by China's President Hu Jintao (C) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, 30 July 2004. King Abdulla is on a five-day official visit to China but will also take time to watch Jordan play in the Asia Cup soccer tournament.
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DANANG, VIET NAM: Vietnamese sailors (foreground) watch a friendly volleyball match between American sailors (L) of USS Curtis Wilbur and their compatriots in the central city of Danang, 30 July 2004. The USS Curtis Wilbur, an Arleigh Buirke class guided missile destroyer is on a six-day port call, the second by an American military vessel since the Vietnam War ended three decades ago. Vietnamese team defeated the Americans 2-1.
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DANANG, VIET NAM: Lt. Colonel John Lauer (R), commander of USS Curtis Wilbur receives a ball as souvenir from Vietnamese colonel Pham Van Cuc, vice-commander of the 3rd naval zone at the end of a friendly volleyball match between Vietnamese and American sailors in the central city of Danang, 30 July 2004. The USS Curtis Wilbur, an Arleigh Buirke class guided missile destroyer is on a six-day port call, the second by an American military vessel since the Vietnam War ended three decades ago.
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A French Air Force Mirage 2000-5 takes on fuel from a 33 Squadron Boeing 707 (from RAAF Richmond) during Exercise Pitch Black 04.
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Standing in front of one of the French Mirage 2000-5 Fighters is General Richard Wolsztynski (front row white shirt) and the French Detachment on Exercise Pitch Black.
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Vice Chief of the United States Air Force, General Moseley presented Group Captain Geoff Brown, Royal Australian Air Force with the United States Legion of Merit (Degree of Legionnaire) in a ceremony held yesterday at the Pentagon in Washington DC. (Date taken: 29 June 2004)
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Leading Seaman Marine Technician Charmaine Grame wishes her nephew Zachariah farewell as HMAS Adelaide Departs Fleet Base West for Operation Catalyst in the Persian Gulf.
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Senator the Honourable Ian Campbell flanked by Commodore Michael Deeks, Rear Admiral Rowan Moffit and the Commanding Officer of HMAS Adelaide. (Date taken: 30 July 2004)
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Blackhawk helicopter crew chief, Sergeant Kyle J. Worden, with the Florida National Guard 171st Aviation Wing scans the skies and land of northern Iraq while flying to a regional American embassy office in Kirkuk, Iraq on July 20, 2004.
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Mannen van de Alfacompagnie tijdens de schietoefening
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Den danske bataljon arbejder fortsat på at opklare sidste uges raketangreb. Samtidig har den intensiverede patruljering tilsyneladende forhindret nyt angreb.
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TATOI, GREECE - JULY 30: A surveillance airship flies over Patriot air defence missile launchers North of Athens at Tatoi military air base, on July 30, 2004 in Tatoi, Greece. Security officials tested Athens' new communication and surveillance system that will serve as the nerve center for authorities at next month's Olympics. Dozens of new PAC 3 (Patriot Advanced Capability) missiles were armed and in position at three locations around the Attica basin providing an air defence 'umbrella' over the Greek capital as part of a massive security plan to safeguard the upcoming Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during a security drill in this undated photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004. The unit is part of a euro 1.2 billion ($1.5 billion) security network for the upcoming Aug. 13-29 Games
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during an underwater security drill in this undated photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004.
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during a security drill in this handout photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004.
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Soldiers of the Special Brigade of Mine-Clearing place part of the 333 Sam-7 surface-to-air missiles to be destroyed by the Nicaraguan army in El Papalonal, Nicaragua, some 150 kilometers (93 miles) northeast of Managua on Thursday, July 29, 2004. Nicaragua would destroy most of its remaining Sam-7 missiles in exchange for planes and radar modules from the U.S. military.
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Very nice pictures.
Do you have pictures of the Arrow test?
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An anti-ballistic missile, under development by the United States and Israel, lifts off from Point Mugu Sea Range Thursday, July 29, 2004, off the California coast, as a test of an improved version of the Arrow missile. The missile intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile during the test to demonstrate the Arrow system's improved performance against a target that represents a threat to Israel.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, leaves a helicopter in Grozny, Chechnya, Tuesday, May 11, 2004, in this image from television. Putin paid a surprise visit Tuesday to the Chechen capital Grozny, two days after the Moscow-backed Chechen leader was killed in a bomb attack that dealt a new blow to Russia's efforts to control the war-wracked republic. Putin presented relatives with a posthumous medal for the leader, Akhmad Kadyrov, Russian news agencies reported. The sign at right reads Grozny
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Georgian soldiers stand guard at the entrance of a facility, which had been controlled the Russian military in Georgia with a Russian State Emblem at the gates, in this July 27, 2004 image from television made available Tuesday July 27, 2004. Russia's military lashed out at Georgia on Tuesday accusing its forces of seizing control of facilities in the former Soviet republic that remain in Russian hands in what the Defense Ministry called a serious violation of agreements.
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A unidentified Afghan soldier sits by the dead body of Taliban Mullah Rehmatullah, at Spinboldak, Afghanistan along the Pakistan border on Wednesday, July 28, 2004. About a dozen Taliban overpowered 10 Pakistani drivers and took them to a nearby area where Afghan forces after a shootout rescued the drivers and killed one Taliban fighter
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People watch the "Fahrenheit 9/11" film by U.S. director Michael Moore during German premiere at an open air cinema in front of the Charlottenburg Castle in Berlin Wednesday, July 28, 2004.
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Der er opbygget en lille landsby, der hedder Hungerville, og da en patrulje bliver beskudt, søger soldaterne dækning og går i gang med at nedkæmpe de fjendtlige mål fra forskellige stillinger. Det virker mere realistisk end de normale skarpskydninger.
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One of two pararescuemen from 38th Rescue Squadron at Moody Air Force Base, Ga., follows an inflatable boat out the back of an HC-130 during a rescue mission 350 miles northeast of the Caribbean island of St. Maarten on July 23. They provided medical support to a Chinese fisherman who sustained a life-threatening chest injury the day before
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SPANGDAHLEM AIR BASE, Germany (AFPN) -- Staff Sgts. Alexander Erb (foreground) and Brian Little practice their sniper skills during a training scenario here. Both sergeants are members of the 52nd Security Forces Squadron's emergency services team
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The Romanian tall ship Mircea, right, and Cuahtemoc from Mexico arrive in Halifax on Thursday, July 29, 2004. The port city is hosting Tall Ships Challenge 2004 with up to 40 vessels expected.Tourist operators are hoping the weekend of ship-related activity will be a big help following a disappointing season of cool, foggy days.
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The Mexican tall ship Cuauhtemoc fires a cannon as it arrives in Halifax, Canada on Thursday, July 29, 2004. The port city is hosting Tall Ships Challenge 2004 with up to 40 vessels expected. Tourist operators are hoping the weekend of ship-related activity will be a big help following a disappointing season of cool, foggy days.
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A Mexicanlooks up as he and colleagues man the rigging of the tall ship Cuauhtemoc, as she arrived in Halifax, Nova Scotia for the 2004 Tall Ship Challenge, July 29, 2004. An expected 50 tall ships will arrive in the city over the weekend
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Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister for National Security Barham Saleh looks at the remains of a vehicle carrying a car bomb at the site of Wednesday's car blast in Baqouba, some 35 miles, 65 kms north of Baghdad, Thursday July 29, 2004. A suicide car bomb tore through a downtown street Wednesday, killing 70 Iraqis and turning a bustling area of shops and fruit stalls into charred corpses, twisted metal and burning cars _ the deadliest attack in the month since U.S. authorities handed sovereignty to an interim government.
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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - JULY 30: U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell departs after a meeting with Iraqi President Ghazi Mashal Ajil Al Yawer on Friday July 30, 2004 at the Iraqi government headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq. Powell made an unannounced trip to Baghdad early Friday following talks with Saudi officials on a proposal to form a Muslim force to help stamp out the deadly insurgency in Iraq
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Peru's President Alejandro Toledo, left, speaks with Peru's Defense Minister Roberto Quiabra during a military parade to celebrate the country's independence day, which was yesterday, in Lima, Peru on Thursday, July 29, 2004.
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WARSAW, POLAND: Soldiers carry the ashes of the commander of the 1944 Warsaw uprising, General Antoni Chrusciel and his wife from the Army cathedral in Warsaw after a mass to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the uprising. The mass marked the start of three days of ceremonies to commemorate the doomed uprising, which ended with the whole city destroyed and 200,000 people killed on the orders of Adolf Hitler.
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BEIJING, CHINA: King Abdullah II of Jordan (R) reviews an honour guard accompanied by China's President Hu Jintao (C) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, 30 July 2004. King Abdulla is on a five-day official visit to China but will also take time to watch Jordan play in the Asia Cup soccer tournament.
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DANANG, VIET NAM: Vietnamese sailors (foreground) watch a friendly volleyball match between American sailors (L) of USS Curtis Wilbur and their compatriots in the central city of Danang, 30 July 2004. The USS Curtis Wilbur, an Arleigh Buirke class guided missile destroyer is on a six-day port call, the second by an American military vessel since the Vietnam War ended three decades ago. Vietnamese team defeated the Americans 2-1.
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DANANG, VIET NAM: Lt. Colonel John Lauer (R), commander of USS Curtis Wilbur receives a ball as souvenir from Vietnamese colonel Pham Van Cuc, vice-commander of the 3rd naval zone at the end of a friendly volleyball match between Vietnamese and American sailors in the central city of Danang, 30 July 2004. The USS Curtis Wilbur, an Arleigh Buirke class guided missile destroyer is on a six-day port call, the second by an American military vessel since the Vietnam War ended three decades ago.
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A French Air Force Mirage 2000-5 takes on fuel from a 33 Squadron Boeing 707 (from RAAF Richmond) during Exercise Pitch Black 04.
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Standing in front of one of the French Mirage 2000-5 Fighters is General Richard Wolsztynski (front row white shirt) and the French Detachment on Exercise Pitch Black.
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Vice Chief of the United States Air Force, General Moseley presented Group Captain Geoff Brown, Royal Australian Air Force with the United States Legion of Merit (Degree of Legionnaire) in a ceremony held yesterday at the Pentagon in Washington DC. (Date taken: 29 June 2004)
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Leading Seaman Marine Technician Charmaine Grame wishes her nephew Zachariah farewell as HMAS Adelaide Departs Fleet Base West for Operation Catalyst in the Persian Gulf.
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Senator the Honourable Ian Campbell flanked by Commodore Michael Deeks, Rear Admiral Rowan Moffit and the Commanding Officer of HMAS Adelaide. (Date taken: 30 July 2004)
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Blackhawk helicopter crew chief, Sergeant Kyle J. Worden, with the Florida National Guard 171st Aviation Wing scans the skies and land of northern Iraq while flying to a regional American embassy office in Kirkuk, Iraq on July 20, 2004.
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Mannen van de Alfacompagnie tijdens de schietoefening
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Den danske bataljon arbejder fortsat på at opklare sidste uges raketangreb. Samtidig har den intensiverede patruljering tilsyneladende forhindret nyt angreb.
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TATOI, GREECE - JULY 30: A surveillance airship flies over Patriot air defence missile launchers North of Athens at Tatoi military air base, on July 30, 2004 in Tatoi, Greece. Security officials tested Athens' new communication and surveillance system that will serve as the nerve center for authorities at next month's Olympics. Dozens of new PAC 3 (Patriot Advanced Capability) missiles were armed and in position at three locations around the Attica basin providing an air defence 'umbrella' over the Greek capital as part of a massive security plan to safeguard the upcoming Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during a security drill in this undated photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004. The unit is part of a euro 1.2 billion ($1.5 billion) security network for the upcoming Aug. 13-29 Games
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during an underwater security drill in this undated photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004.
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Members of the special anti-terrorist unit of the Greek Police are seen during a security drill in this handout photo released by the Greek Public Order Ministry in Athens on Friday, July 30, 2004.
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Soldiers of the Special Brigade of Mine-Clearing place part of the 333 Sam-7 surface-to-air missiles to be destroyed by the Nicaraguan army in El Papalonal, Nicaragua, some 150 kilometers (93 miles) northeast of Managua on Thursday, July 29, 2004. Nicaragua would destroy most of its remaining Sam-7 missiles in exchange for planes and radar modules from the U.S. military.
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Very nice pictures.
Do you have pictures of the Arrow test?
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An anti-ballistic missile, under development by the United States and Israel, lifts off from Point Mugu Sea Range Thursday, July 29, 2004, off the California coast, as a test of an improved version of the Arrow missile. The missile intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile during the test to demonstrate the Arrow system's improved performance against a target that represents a threat to Israel.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, leaves a helicopter in Grozny, Chechnya, Tuesday, May 11, 2004, in this image from television. Putin paid a surprise visit Tuesday to the Chechen capital Grozny, two days after the Moscow-backed Chechen leader was killed in a bomb attack that dealt a new blow to Russia's efforts to control the war-wracked republic. Putin presented relatives with a posthumous medal for the leader, Akhmad Kadyrov, Russian news agencies reported. The sign at right reads Grozny
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Georgian soldiers stand guard at the entrance of a facility, which had been controlled the Russian military in Georgia with a Russian State Emblem at the gates, in this July 27, 2004 image from television made available Tuesday July 27, 2004. Russia's military lashed out at Georgia on Tuesday accusing its forces of seizing control of facilities in the former Soviet republic that remain in Russian hands in what the Defense Ministry called a serious violation of agreements.
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A unidentified Afghan soldier sits by the dead body of Taliban Mullah Rehmatullah, at Spinboldak, Afghanistan along the Pakistan border on Wednesday, July 28, 2004. About a dozen Taliban overpowered 10 Pakistani drivers and took them to a nearby area where Afghan forces after a shootout rescued the drivers and killed one Taliban fighter
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People watch the "Fahrenheit 9/11" film by U.S. director Michael Moore during German premiere at an open air cinema in front of the Charlottenburg Castle in Berlin Wednesday, July 28, 2004.
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Der er opbygget en lille landsby, der hedder Hungerville, og da en patrulje bliver beskudt, søger soldaterne dækning og går i gang med at nedkæmpe de fjendtlige mål fra forskellige stillinger. Det virker mere realistisk end de normale skarpskydninger.