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A chance in hell, Part 1
The NATO hospital at Kandahar Airfield in southern Afghanistan is among the most advanced treatment facilities to ever operate in a war zone. Its job is to do whatever it takes to save the war’s worst casualties.
A chance in hell, Part 1
A chance in hell, Part 2
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A chance in hell, Part 3
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A chance in hell, Part 4
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A chance in hell, Part 1
A chance in hell, Part 1
The NATO hospital at Kandahar Airfield in southern Afghanistan is among the most advanced treatment facilities to ever operate in a war zone. Its job is to do whatever it takes to save the war’s worst casualties.
Corinne Reilly·War·2011
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A chance in hell, Part 2
A chance in hell, Part 2
For the doctors and nurses here, staving off death is part of daily life. Avoiding emotional involvement is best. It’s also impossible.
Corinne Reilly·War·2011
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A chance in hell, Part 3
A chance in hell, Part 3
Improvised explosives riddle the body with so much debris that surgeons at Kandahar’s NATO hospital often spend hours scrubbing the wounds clean. It’s a job they’ve grown accustomed to performing — and one they have to get…
Corinne Reilly·War·2011
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A chance in hell, Part 4
A chance in hell, Part 4
Though the Kandahar NATO hospital was designed to save soldiers, it’s taken on another job: treating Afghans, including many children.
Corinne Reilly·War·2011
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A chance in hell, Part 5
A chance in hell, Part 5
At Kandahar’s NATO hospital, days are filled with treating the wounded and mourning the dead. In their few quiet moments, the staff seek solace and distraction.
Corinne Reilly·War·2011
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