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Night Convoy down Highway 1

U.S. Army Spc. Robin Morgan, a native of Pine Prairie, La., who is serving as a gunner for the Louisiana National Guard's 1086th Transportation Company, Task Force Muleskinner, takes a souvenir photo of a friend before rolling out on a convoy to Bagram Air Field May 23. The 1086th was finishing up a five-day, 400-mile mission from Bagram Air Field to Forward Operating Base Warrior and back on one of Afghanistan's most dangerous roads, Highway 1.



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Date Taken:05.23.2012

Date Posted:05.29.2012 03:05

Photo ID:589516

VIRIN:120523-A-ZU930-010

Resolution:2535x1690

Size:1.07 MB

Location:GHAZNI PROVINCE, AFGlobe

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