November 24, 2011

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for November 24, 2011

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US Army Pfc. Charles Washington, Provincial Reconstruction Team Zabul automatic rifleman, holds a gate open for an Afghan man as he exits the hospital in Shah Joy, Afghanistan, November 21, 2011. Members of PRT Zabul went to the hospital to conduct a key leader engagement. Washington is deployed from Charlie Company, 182nd Infantry Regiment, Massachusetts National Guard. Photo by the US Army.

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