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Camp life

The heat is imposing and the dust in Bastion kicks up with the wind.

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Beyond the wire

Although based in the middle of the desert Camp Bastion provides an opportunity for the local nationals.

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Night life

On our last night in Camp Bastion, we go to Pizza Hut and to see a show. No joke.

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Thankless work

York's 2 Signal Regiment is in charge of all the telecommunications for Camp Bastion.

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'The children seem to be coping. I probably cope worse than them'

THE 2 Signals unit from Imphal Barracks in York is spread around Afghanistan in its role to provide technical support for all the communications equipment in the country.

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Losing a comrade

Reporter JULIE HAYES has just returned from a week with the British Army in Afghanistan, where she spoke to troops about coping with the loss of a comrade.

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Throwing stones - the battle for hearts and minds

IN KANDAHAR, the Recce Troop of the Royal Dragoon Guards (RDG) provides mobility and security for key players needing to visit the region.

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Messages home

Julie Hayes meets the North East gunners in Afghanistan

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"You're nervous at first, but I'd rather be here than in an office"

More stories from local troops in Afghanistan

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Local soldiers in Afghanistan linked with home

North Yorkshire has important responsibilities in Afghanistan, but contributes so much more, reports JULIE HAYES, in a final dispatch after a week spent with the British Army.

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