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File:Gul Mudin.jpg
John Goetz, Marc Hujer: Adams Krieg. In: Der Spiegel, Nr. 12/2011, S. 64–71, 21. März 2011. Online: Afghanistan: Die Machenschaften des "Kill Teams"

See also: Rolling Stone: The Kill Team Photos. Author U.S. Military staff on duty

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