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Deutsch: Zurückgelassene sowjetische Flugabwehrartillerie in Afghanistan.
English: Pieces of Soviet artillery and equipment from failed invasions fill a junkyard in Panjshir Province.
Date Taken on 29 March 2007
Source http://www.army.mil/; exact source
Author Timothy Dinneen, U.S. Army
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