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Image Not Available for Zhari District, Kandahar, Afghanistan - A man believed to be a Taliban insurgent who was captured and detained by British Gurkha and Afghan soldiers is lead up a road during Operation Terrah Toorah in the Siah Choy area in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. The operation was a Canadian lead effort in coordination with the Afghan National Army (ANA) and Royal Gurkha Rifles from the British Army. The Zhari district has become well known for insurgent activity and attacks on coalition forces
Zhari District, Kandahar, Afghanistan - A man believed to be a Taliban insurgent who was captured and detained by British Gurkha and Afghan soldiers is lead up a road during Operation Terrah Toorah in the Siah Choy area in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. The operation was a Canadian lead effort in coordination with the Afghan National Army (ANA) and Royal Gurkha Rifles from the British Army. The Zhari district has become well known for insurgent activity and attacks on coalition forces
Image Not Available for Zhari District, Kandahar, Afghanistan - A man believed to be a Taliban insurgent who was captured and detained by British Gurkha and Afghan soldiers is lead up a road during Operation Terrah Toorah in the Siah Choy area in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. The operation was a Canadian lead effort in coordination with the Afghan National Army (ANA) and Royal Gurkha Rifles from the British Army. The Zhari district has become well known for insurgent activity and attacks on coalition forces

Zhari District, Kandahar, Afghanistan - A man believed to be a Taliban insurgent who was captured and detained by British Gurkha and Afghan soldiers is lead up a road during Operation Terrah Toorah in the Siah Choy area in Zhari District located west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan. The operation was a Canadian lead effort in coordination with the Afghan National Army (ANA) and Royal Gurkha Rifles from the British Army. The Zhari district has become well known for insurgent activity and attacks on coalition forces

Creator Louie Palu (Canadian, born 1968)
DateDec 16, 2007
Mediumpigment print
DimensionsOverall: 50.8 × 61 cm (20 × 24 in.)
Credit LinePurchase, 2021
Object number2021/61
Copyright
© Louie Palu, courtesy of Stephen Bulger Gallery
LocationNot currently on display

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Zhari-Panjwai District, Kandahar, Afghanistan - A soldier from the Afghan National Army (ANA) pets an abandoned horse on the front lines in the Howz-E-Madad area during a break in fighting with Taliban insurgents in a joint operation with Canadian Forces in the Zhari District of Afghanistan which along with nearby Panjwai are the most volatile areas in the country and the scene of heavy fighting with Taliban insurgents, which has become the site of the largest land battles in NATO's history
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Image Not Available for Afghan National Army soldiers seen on the front lines in Zhari District, Afghanistan
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