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The students of Now Zad, Afghanistan's boys and girls school receive lunch between classes, Feb. 20. The lunch was a test run by the Civil Affairs Team from 11th Marines Civil Affairs, Regimental Combat Team 8, to see the benefit of providing lunch to the school's children, as well as testing the functionality of the operation.

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20/02/2011
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rct 8 civil affairs regimental combat team 8 lance cpl clayton vonderahe now zad afghanistan feeding the children of now zad s stomachs and minds dvids high resolution war in afghanistan 2001 2021