[center]Fighting for the vilages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan, on March 8-10, 2002
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U.S. Army 10th Mountain soldier Jorge Avino from Miami, Fla., carves the body count that their mortar team has chalked up on a rock, Saturday, March 9, 2002, near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan. The team said they have killed 40 plus people, hit 12 vehicles and destroyed one mortar team near the villages, where an alleged al-Qaida and Taliban stronghold came under intense bombing and firefights. (AP Photo/Pool, Joe Raedle)
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U.S. Army 10th Mountain soldiers Spc. Duncan Domey from Beverly, Mass., keeps an eye out while riding on a resupply mission Saturday, March 9, 2002, near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan. The towns were an alleged al-Qaida and Taliban stronghold that came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. (AP Photo/Pool, Joe Raedle)
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U.S. Army 10th Mountain soldiers shoot at an enemy position with their 120 mm mortar March 9, 2002, near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan. The towns were an alleged al-Qaida and Taliban stronghold that came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. (AP Photo/Pool, Joe Raedle)
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U.S. Army 10th Mountain soldiers blow a lock off a door as they take over a dwelling Friday, March 8, 2002, near the villages of Sherkhankheyl, Marzak and Bobelkiel, Afghanistan. The villages were an alleged al-Qaida and Taliban stronghold that came under intense bombing and firefights as the coalition forces battled to root them out. (AP Photo/Pool, Joe Raedle) [/center]