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In this Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2015 photo, an Afghan National Army helicopter flies as a U.S. military vehicle passes, at Kandahar Air Base, Afghanistan. A series of airports, built by NATO to fight the Taliban, are being handed over to the Afghan government in a civil aviation upgrade that optimists hope will fuel not only regional trade but even tourism. The eight airfields, worth an estimated $2 billion, are scattered around a landlocked and mountainous land whose lack of rail transport or decent roads makes almost every intercity journey a perilous adventure -- even without factoring in attacks from Taliban militants. (AP Photo/Massoud Hossaini)

In this Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2015 photo, an Afghan National Army helicopter flies as a U.S. military vehicle passes, at Kandahar Air Base, Afghanistan. A series of airports, built by NATO to fight the Taliban, are being handed over to the Afghan government in a civil aviation upgrade that optimists hope will fuel not only regional trade but even tourism. The eight airfields, worth an estimated $2 billion, are scattered around a landlocked and mountainous land whose lack of rail transport or decent roads makes almost every intercity journey a perilous adventure -- even without factoring in attacks from Taliban militants. (AP Photo/Massoud Hossaini)

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