Congressional Gold Medal ceremony for U.S. military killed at Kabul airport in 2021

The sun illuminates an illustration of one side of the Congressional gold medal awarded posthumously to U.S. military members who were killed in a terrorist attack at the Kabul airport August 26, 2021, during a ceremony in the Capitol rotunda in Washington, USA, on September 10, 2024. The medal contains the names the 13 servicemembers killed by a suicide bomb. The attack occurred as the Biden administration fulfilled ex-President Donald Trump’s commitment to fully withdraw from Afghanistan. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto)

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