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03-21-2004, 03:33 PM
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HILLA, IRAQ: Lithuanian soldiers secure the area where a car bomb exploded near a multinational military base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, where they are based along with Polish and other coalition troops 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials.
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HILLA, IRAQ: Polish troops secure the area where a car bomb exploded near their base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials.
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HILLA, IRAQ: A Polish soldier stands guard in front of the site where a car bomb exploded near his base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials. AFP PHOTO/ Ahmad AL-RUBAYE
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KAZANLAK, BULGARIA: Bulgarian soldiers march in their military base in Kazanlak, some 220kms east of Sofia, 06 January 2004. Defence Minister Nikolai Svinarov and Army Chief of Staff General Nikola Kolev visited a 480-strong battalion at Kazanlak, in central Bulgaria, that is preparing to replace an equal number of soldiers in Iraq. More than 40 of the replacements have withdrawn from the mission to Karbala since the attacks there, amid accusations that security at the military base in the holy Iraqi city south of Baghdad left much to be desired.
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TIKRIT, IRAQ: US soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 22nd Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division prepare to fire a mortar during training at their base in Tikrit, 180 Kilometers (110 miles) north of Iraqi capital Baghdad, 29 December 2003. Five suspects are being held in connection with the deadly spree of attacks in Karbala, a spokesman for the coalition's multinational forces in the southern Iraqi city told AFP. The weekend's well-coordinated car bomb, mortar and machine-gun assaults killed five Bulgarian and two Thai soldiers as well as 12 Iraqis. About 200 people were also wounded in the attacks, the vast majority of them Iraqi.
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HILLA, IRAQ: Lithuanian soldiers secure the area where a car bomb exploded near a multinational military base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, where they are based along with Polish and other coalition troops 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials.
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HILLA, IRAQ: Polish troops secure the area where a car bomb exploded near their base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials.
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HILLA, IRAQ: A Polish soldier stands guard in front of the site where a car bomb exploded near his base in Hilla, 100 kms south of Baghdad, 18 February 2004. The attack killed seven people and left dozens wounded. Up to 16 coalition soldiers, plus one US national, were wounded in the attack, according to Polish and Hungarian military officials. AFP PHOTO/ Ahmad AL-RUBAYE
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KAZANLAK, BULGARIA: Bulgarian soldiers march in their military base in Kazanlak, some 220kms east of Sofia, 06 January 2004. Defence Minister Nikolai Svinarov and Army Chief of Staff General Nikola Kolev visited a 480-strong battalion at Kazanlak, in central Bulgaria, that is preparing to replace an equal number of soldiers in Iraq. More than 40 of the replacements have withdrawn from the mission to Karbala since the attacks there, amid accusations that security at the military base in the holy Iraqi city south of Baghdad left much to be desired.
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TIKRIT, IRAQ: US soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 22nd Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division prepare to fire a mortar during training at their base in Tikrit, 180 Kilometers (110 miles) north of Iraqi capital Baghdad, 29 December 2003. Five suspects are being held in connection with the deadly spree of attacks in Karbala, a spokesman for the coalition's multinational forces in the southern Iraqi city told AFP. The weekend's well-coordinated car bomb, mortar and machine-gun assaults killed five Bulgarian and two Thai soldiers as well as 12 Iraqis. About 200 people were also wounded in the attacks, the vast majority of them Iraqi.