Thursday, July 7, 2011

PICS from #Qalaa 6km behind Frontlines Doctors SetUp Field Hospital from scratch in disused Vet clinic


Joanne
Went2  6km behind Front Doctors incl my father SetUp FieldHospital from scratch in disused Vet clinic Cont: 


Photo7 JULRuheibat battalion on Flickr.5 July, near Qawaleesh - A fighter from Ruheibat rests before the assault. Missile pod from a Rafale jet in foreground.
Ruheibat battalion on Flickr.
5 July, near Qawaleesh - A fighter from Ruheibat rests before the assault. Missile pod from a Rafale jet in foreground.
Photo7 JUL106mm shell on Flickr.We found this on the entrance to Qawaleesh on 5 July, on the eve of yesterday’s battle.
106mm shell on Flickr.
We found this on the entrance to Qawaleesh on 5 July, on the eve of yesterday’s battle.
Photo7 JUL1 NOTEBread on Flickr.4 July was the first time in three months a bakery in Yifrin had baked fresh bread. This picture was from 5 July (ignore the Flickr metadata, it’s off by a day)
Bread on Flickr.
4 July was the first time in three months a bakery in Yifrin had baked fresh bread. This picture was from 5 July (ignore the Flickr metadata, it’s off by a day)
Photo7 JULYifrin hospital on Flickr.Yifrin’s hospital was without electricity on July 5 as there was no fuel for the generator. It has since been restarted.
Yifrin hospital on Flickr.
Yifrin’s hospital was without electricity on July 5 as there was no fuel for the generator. It has since been restarted.
Photo7 JULDog on Flickr.Yifrin, 5 July - A dog rests in Yifrin hospital in the midday heat.
Dog on Flickr.
Yifrin, 5 July - A dog rests in Yifrin hospital in the midday heat.
Link7 JULhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/nafusa/»
This flickr page has more photos. I won’t post graphic photos on this blog but there may be some on the flickr account, so don’t say you weren’t warned!
Photo7 JUL1 NOTECelebrations in Jadu on Flickr.
Photo7 JUL3 NOTESStreet demo in Jadu on Flickr.
Photo7 JUL1 NOTEDowntime on the road to Jadu on Flickr.This young fighter is using a weapon from the era of the Libyan resistance struggle against Italian occupation. “Better than the Kalashnikov”, he tells me, “it fires over 2 km, but the Kalashnikov only fires over 1km”.
This young fighter is using a weapon from the era of the Libyan resistance struggle against Italian occupation. “Better than the Kalashnikov”, he tells me, “it fires over 2 km, but the Kalashnikov only fires over 1km”.
Photo7 JULCleaning on Flickr.Volunteers clean blood off beds at Qalaa field hospital yesterday.
Cleaning on Flickr.
Volunteers clean blood off beds at Qalaa field hospital yesterday.
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