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Liberian President-Elect Johnson-Sirleaf With Diplomatic Security Special Agents

Liberian President-elect Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, center, with Diplomatic Security special agents, right rear.

Monrovia, Liberia
January 17, 2005

At the invitation of Liberian President-elect Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the Diplomatic Security Service is providing temporary assistance with security and training for her Liberian protective detail.

Above, President Johnson-Sirleaf, center, waves to the crowd that gathered for a children's party at the Presidential Mansion as Diplomatic Security special agents, right rear, monitor the crowd.

 

Photo credit: AP/Wide World Photos
Released February 27, 2006


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