Fort Hood, Texas USA, May 2, 2005: PFC Lynndie R. England arrives at the military courthouse at Fort Hood Army post with her attorneys for the first day of her trial in the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq. ©Bob Daemmrich

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