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Burundian soldiers march past the casket of assassinated president Melchior Ndadaye 5 December 1993. His death in an abortive military coup on 21 October, 1993 sparked a civil war in the country which has now entered its 11th year(AFP/File/Alexander Joe)
AFP/File - Oct 21 1:41 AM
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An Indonesian soldier and paramedics officer carry a casket of a bus crash victim at a hospital in Situbondo, East Java province, October 10, 2003. The driver of a truck involved in the bus crash that killed more than 50 school children has been captured by police, a senior officer said on Friday. REUTERS/Sigit Pamungkas
Reuters - Oct 10 8:52 AM
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Tina Beerenfenger (C), wife of Canadian soldier Cpl. Robbie Beerenfenger, is comforted by her son Matthew (R) after Brig. Gen. J. Ivan Fenton (L) presented her with the flag from his casket at a funeral service in Petawawa, Ontario, October 9, 2003. Beerenfenger and Sgt. Robert Short, were killed when their vehicle hit an explosive device while on patrol near Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 09 6:52 PM
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Tina Beerenfenger (2nd L), wife of Canadian soldier Cpl. Robbie Beerenfenger, watches the arrival of his casket with his father Daniel Roy (L) and her son Matthew, at a funeral service in Petawawa, Ontario, October 9, 2003. Beerenfenger and Sgt. Robert Short, were killed when their vehicle hit an explosive device while on patrol near Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 09 5:49 PM
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Tina Beerenfenger (2nd-R), wife of Canadian soldier Cpl. Robbie Beerenfenger, is saluted by Brig. Gen. J. Ivan Fenton (L) after being presented with the flag from his casket at a funeral service in Petawawa, Ontario, October 9, 2003. Beerenfenger and Sgt. Robert Short, were killed when their vehicle hit an explosive device while on patrol near Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 09 5:53 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Cpl. Robbie Beerenfenger, is carried past his wife Tina (L) during a funeral service in Petawawa, Ontario, October 9, 2003. Beerenfenger and Sgt. Robert Short, were killed when their vehicle hit an explosive device while on patrol near Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 09 5:24 PM
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Soldiers from the Army's 10th Mountain Division fold a U.S. flag from the casket of Pfc. Evan O'Neill as O'Neill's father, Michael O'Neill, of Haverhill, Mass. salutes while fiancee Sarah Ferrick of Plaistow, N.H., right, and Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney look on during a graveside service in North Andover, Mass., Thursday, Oct. 9, 2003. O'Neill was killed last month in a battle with suspected Taliban forces in Afghanistan . (AP Photo/Julia Malakie)
AP - Oct 09 5:28 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short, is carried by pallbearers in front of an honor guard upon arriving by plane at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. Photo by Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 06 2:00 PM
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A Canadian flag is blown off the casket of soldier Corporal Robbie Beerenfenger upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. Photo by Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 06 1:45 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short is carried by pallbearers upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. Photo by Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 10:09 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short, is carried by pallbearers in front of an honor guard upon arriving by plane at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:51 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short, is lowered from a plane in front of an honor guard upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:47 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short casket is carried past Prime Minister Jean Chretien (2nd-R) upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:44 PM
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Pallbearers carry the casket of Canadian soldier Corporal Robbie Beerenfenger past an honor guard upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:30 PM
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A Canadian flag is blown off the casket of soldier Corporal Robbie Beerenfenger upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:29 PM
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Joshua Short (C), son of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short, wipes away a tear as his father's casket arrives at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:33 PM
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Joshua Short (front-R), son of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short, pauses as his father's casket arrives at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:24 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short casket is carried past his son Joshua (R) upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:04 PM
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt. Robert Short casket is carried past his son Joshua (R), and his brother Mitchell, upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over an explosive device while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2. REUTERS/Jim Young
Reuters - Oct 05 2:06 PM
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A Canadian honor guard watches as two of their fallen colleagues' caskets are loaded into a military transport plane at Kabul airport, Afghanistan on October 4, 2003. Hundreds of Canadian troops paid tribute Saturday to two Canadian soldiers who were killed and three wounded when their jeep hit a land mine in the Afghan capital Kabul on Thursday. The incident marked Canada's first casualties since it sent around 2,000 troops in August on a one-year attachment to the International Security Assistance Force. REUTERS/Richard Vogel/POOL
Reuters - Oct 04 6:53 AM
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