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Paved roads pave way for peace
Getting through downtown Asadabad, Afghanistan, just became easier thanks to four kilometers of new roads that were completed, Dec. 13. Kunar Provincial Reconstruction Team engineers completed their final quality assurance check prior to a dedication ceremony with Fazlullah Wahidi, Kunar provincial governor, and village elders on a clear, warm day. The roads, worth $935,000, took nearly a year to complete and used concrete and double-bituminous surface treatment to pave the roads that will benefit hundreds of families … Read entire article »
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Roads to tie Afghanistan together
New roads and bridges in Afghanistan’s Kunar province are going a long way to help both residents and troops in the northeast border area, U.S. military and civilian engineers say. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the international forces’ provincial reconstruction team for Kunar province held a joint flyover Sept. 20 of current road and bridge projects in the province and made an assessment. “Overall, we all were very happy with the progress on the various … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Rebuilding, War on Terror
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