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Lynsey Addario

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Of Love & War
It's What I Do

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Khalid, 7 years old, sits outside of the medical tent of a us military base after elders from a village claimed he was injured by shrapnel from a bomb dropped by American troops near his home.

Soldiers from the 173 division, battle company, first platoon, patrol through the hostile village of hanek bandeh, in Kunar province, Afghanistan, October 2007.

The mortar team fires mortars in response to a mortar attack on Able Main base by insurgents in the Pesh River Valley in Kunar Province in early September 2007.

Lt. Matt Piosa, with the 173 Division of Battle Company takes a rest inside a bunker of a new outpost his platoon fought hard to establish after the Taliban had controlled this strategic high ground near several of their bases in the Korengal Valley

A soldier winces as mortars land closer and closer to the bunker we were hiding in at the forward operating base as the Taliban fired mortars very accurately at the base. A mortar landed about 20 ft away from the opening of the bunker, and one of t

On a battalion-wide mission in the Korengal Valley in the village of Yakachina. Through night-vision goggles: JTAC Kevin Caroon, 28, 'sparkles' a target for the AC130 pilots above as he helps control close air support fire from above Yakachina villa

Tanner Stichter tends to Specialist Carl Vandeberge in the bushes moments after Vandeberge was shot in the stomach during a Taliban ambush, which killed one soldier, and wounded two others. Spc. Carl Vandeberge and Sgt. Kevin Rice, the other wounded

Captain Dan Kearney, with the 173rd Division, Battle Company, speaks with Battalion headquarters as he over-watches his troops and controls close air support fire from a ditch above the village with a group of his soldiers and the JTACs while on a b

Specialist Carl Vandeberge, center, and Sergeant Kevin Rice, behind, are assisted as they walk to a medevac helicopter minutes after they were both shot in the stomach during a Taliban ambush, which killed one soldier, and wounded both of them. Spc.

U.S. troops carry the body of Staff Sgt. Larry Rougle, who was killed when the insurgents ambushed their squad in the Korengal Valley. Soldiers with the 173rd battle company, on a battalion mission in the Korengal valley in the village of Yakachina.