SALANG PASS, Afghanistan –Afghan National Army Air Corps medics prepare litters and other supplies at the landing zone about 1,000 feet below where the Pamir Airlines passenger crashed. There were no survivors among the 38 passengers and 5 crew. Tech. Sgt. Mike Tateishi/)

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