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Camp Sullivan Facility in Kabul

Camp Sullivan in Kabul named in honor of Special Agent Sullivan.

Kabul, Afghanistan
April 10, 2006


The U.S. Embassy in Kabul renamed a camp in honor of Diplomatic Security Special Agent Eric Sullivan, who was killed on September 19, 2005, during a terrorist attack on his motorcade in Mosul, Iraq. Camp Sullivan is a self-contained facility for the local guard force that provides protection to all official U.S. facilities in Kabul. During Special Agent Sullivan's career with the Diplomatic Security Service he volunteered to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq.

 

Photo credit: U.S. Department of State
Released on April 10, 2006


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