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GHAZNI PROVINCE, Afghanistan - Preparation plans were shared at a meeting at the governor's compound in Ghazni city, which will be the future site of the 2013 Center for Islamic Culture, last week.
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GHAZNI PROVINCE, Afghanistan - Preparation plans were shared at a meeting at the governor's compound in Ghazni city, which will be the future site of the 2013 Center for Islamic Culture, last week.
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First Sgt. John Strain, the senior NCO of the police training team in Ghazni, put the state of affairs stark perspective: “The corruption here is a bigger threat to a stable government than the Taliban.”
Wonk Room » How Corruption Eats Away At The Counterinsurgency Effort In Afghanistan 2009
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As the departing police chief in Ghazni province told Oppel, “this is the reason no one accepts the rule of law, because the government is not going by the rule of law.”
Wonk Room » How Corruption Eats Away At The Counterinsurgency Effort In Afghanistan 2009
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Separately, the coalition said Thursday that four Afghan civilians were killed and three others wounded during a NATO operation the day before in Ghazni province.
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Spc. Christopher Gathercole, 21, of Santa Rosa, Calif., died May 26 in Ghazni, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered from small arms fire during combat operations.
KIA KIA/BNR 2008
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Staff Sgt. Brian E. Studer, 28, of Roseau, Minn., died Aug. 22 in Ghazni, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when the improvised explosive device he was attempting to deactivate detonated.
KIA KIA/BNR 2008
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Deprimo, 35, of Pittston, Pa., died May 20 in Ghazni, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when his vehicle encountered an improvised explosive device.
KIA KIA/BNR 2008
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Wahpeton, N.D., died Nov. 30 in Ghazni, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered when his vehicle rolled over during combat operations.
KIA KIA/BNR 2006
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The soldiers had become unaccounted for on April 6 in Ghazni, Afghanistan, when the CH-47 helicopter they were on crashed.
Gulf War II 2005
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