File:Australian Army soldier armed with a FN MAG machine gun in Afghanistan during 2010 - cropped.jpg

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English: TANGI VALLEY, Afghanistan – Australian Pvt. Dillon Gluck rushes to cover as he passes through an open and unprotected area. Afghan National Army soldiers and Australian soldiers maneuver their way through a village in the Tangi Valley in order to set up a foothold at the future site of a new forward operating base Dec. 28, 2010.
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Author Spc. Jonathan Thomas, 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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