Syrian Army soldiers inspect the damaged site at the police headquarters in central Damascus, Syria October 11, 2017. REUTERS/Omar Sanadiki 

Dozens of Afghan soldiers were killed or wounded on Friday when Taliban gunmen disguised in Afghan army uniform talked their way past checkpoints and attacked a military base. 

Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (front 2nd L) walks during his visit to an Iraqi army base in Camp Tariq near Falluja, Iraq, June 1, 2016. REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani. TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi (front L) walks during his visit to an Iraqi army base in Camp Tariq near Falluja, Iraq, June 1, 2016. REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani

A soldier patrols around the Royal Thai Army Headquarters in Bangkok May 29, 2014. Thailand's military chief is due to meet a team of advisers for the first time on Thursday to map out a strategy for securing the country and propping up a stumbling economy a week after he seized power. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom (THAILAND - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST MILITARY) 

An anti-government protester waves a national flag after breaking into the compound of the Royal Thai Army headquarters in Bangkok November 29, 2013. About 1,500 anti-government protesters forced their way into the compound of Thailand's army headquarters on Friday, the latest escalation in a city-wide demonstration seeking to topple Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (THAILAND - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) 

Captain Ngo Quang Han (L) and chief engineer Vu Thanh Tron show the original engine of the HQ671 naval ship as the ship anchors at a river in Vietnam's northern port city of Hai Phong October 21, 2011. The ship was produced in 1962 and is now still in use. It also used to be a member of the 125 Naval Transport Brigade, also known as the No Number Naval Ships. Established during the Vietnam war, the transport brigade was used by the Northern Communist Army to transport thousands of tonnes of weapons, food and medicine supplies and soldiers to reinforce the battle in the south. REUTERS/Kham (VIETNAM - Tags: MILITARY ANNIVERSARY POLITICS) 

The HQ671 naval ship anchors at a river in Vietnam's northern port city of Hai Phong October 21, 2011. The ship was produced in 1962 and is still in use today. It was also a member of the 125 Naval Transport Brigade, also known as the No Number Naval Ships. Established during the Vietnam war, the transport brigade was used by the Northern Communist Army to transport thousands of tonnes of weapons, food and medicine supplies and soldiers to reinforce the battle in the south. REUTERS/Kham (VIETNAM - Tags: MILITARY ANNIVERSARY POLITICS) 

U.S. Army medic SGT Tyrone Jordan from "Dustoff" team, C Company, 1-214 Aviation Regiment, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade makes a note as U.S. Marine Ryan Wodward from 1/10 HQ sits with a broken nose aboard a medevac helicopter in Helmand province, Afghanistan, April 8, 2011. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: CONFLICT MILITARY) 

Canadian PVT Adam Sheridan from Stouffville, Ontario, crosses through the HQ doors in Camp Sperwan Ghar, some 25 kilometers southwest of Kandahar City, May 18, 2010. REUTERS/Nikola Solic (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: CONFLICT SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY POLITICS) 

Boxer Pamela Quispe prepares to box during an exhibition at the army headquarters in Lima in this picture taken April 16, 2008. Female boxers fight limited resources in a sport dominated by men. In Peru, where machismo reigns, attitudes toward women in sports are changing, but slowly. Picture taken April 16. REUTERS/Pilar Olivares(PERU) 

Members of the Hamas security forces play volleyball inside their army base in the southern Gaza strip January 30, 2007. A ceasefire between rival Palestinian factions appeared to be holding on Tuesday, bringing people out of their homes for the first time in five days as shops reopened and traffic again clogged narrow Gaza streets. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA) 

Members of the Hamas security forces play volleyball inside their army base in the southern Gaza strip January 30, 2007. A ceasefire between rival Palestinian factions appeared to be holding on Tuesday, bringing people out of their homes for the first time in five days as shops reopened and traffic again clogged narrow Gaza streets. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA) 

Members of the Hamas security forces eat inside their army base in the southern Gaza strip January 30, 2007. Gunmen shot dead a Hamas commander in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday and the Islamist group blamed a Fatah-dominated security service for the first killing in the territory since a ceasefire went into effect overnight. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA) 

A member of the Hamas security forces sleeps inside an army base in the southern Gaza strip January 30, 2007. Gunmen shot dead a Hamas commander in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday and the Islamist group blamed a Fatah-dominated security service for the first killing in the territory since a ceasefire went into effect overnight. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA) 

A boy in a chemical suit jumps across a trench during a military exercise for pupils at the Yasinivataya army base, some 30 km (19 miles) from the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk May 19, 2006. Pupils at the age between 16 to 17 took part in the exercise that is designed to prepare young males for army service. REUTERS/Alexander Khudotioply 

Blood drips from the head of a blindfolded suspected insurgent inside an army headquarters in Baquba, 65 km (40 miles) north of Baghdad March 18, 2006. Iraqi soldiers have killed two suspected insurgents, detained 18 others and confiscated assorted arms and munitions after an operation near Baquba, military sources said. REUTERS/Helmiy al-Azawi 

(L-R) Jim and Yvonne Collinson with Diane and Geoff Gray pose for photographers with a copy of the Defence Committee report into the deaths of their respective sons James Collinson and Geoff Gray, who died from gunshot wounds at the Royal Logistics Corps HQ between 1995 and 2002, March 14, 2005. Bullying in the British army is rarely reported and should be scrutinised by an independent complaints body, a hard-hitting parliamentary report said on Monday. Following months of inquiry prompted by the deaths of four young soldiers at an army barracks, parliament's cross-party Defence Committee concluded bullying and sexual and racial harassment was a problem that was rarely reported to officers. REUTERS/Kieran Doherty KD/MD 

Spanish soldiers rest on their vehicle at the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) headquarters in Najaf, Iraq on 17 April, 2004. The insurgency in the south is led by the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is holed up in the holy city of Najaf with 2,500 U.S. soldiers poised outside vowing to kill or capture him and dismantle his Mehdi Army. REUTERS/Stefan Zaklin/POOL sz/msb/JV 

A soldier from El Salvador guards the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) headquarters in Najaf, Iraq on 17 April, 2004. The insurgency in the south is led by the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is holed up in the holy city of Najaf with 2,500 U.S. soldiers poised outside vowing to kill or capture him and dismantle his Mehdi Army. REUTERS/Stefan Zaklin/POOL sz/msb/JV 

COALITION PROVISIONAL AUTHORITY CHIEF REPRESENTATIVE KOSNETT SPEAKS WITH JOURNALIST AT COALITION PROVISIONAL AUTHORITY HQ IN NAJAF. Phil Kosnett, chief representative for the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Najaf Province speaks with journalists at the CPA headquarters in Najaf, Iraq on 17 April 2004. The insurgency in the south is led by the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is holed up in the holy city of Najaf with 2,500 U.S. soldiers poised outside vowing to kill or capture him and dismantle his Mehdi Army. REUTERS/Stefan Zaklin/POOL 

U.S. soldiers discuss defensive fortifications at the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) headquarters in Najaf, Iraq on 17 April, 2004. The insurgency in the south is led by the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is holed up in the holy city of Najaf with 2,500 U.S. soldiers poised outside vowing to kill or capture him and dismantle his Mehdi Army. REUTERS/Stefan Zaklin/POOL sz/msb/JV 

A U.S. soldier walks through a partially constructed building at the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) headquarters in Najaf, Iraq on 17 April, 2004. The insurgency in the south is led by the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who is holed up in the holy city of Najaf with 2,500 U.S. soldiers poised outside vowing to kill or capture him and dismantle his Mehdi Army. REUTERS/Stefan Zaklin/POOL sz/msb/JV 

A U.S. army soldier guards the front of the United Nations headquarters
in Baghdad September 26, 2003. Mourners gathered in Baghdad on Friday
for the funeral of a U.S.-appointed Iraqi leader Akila al-Hashemi
assassinated by gunmen, as the United Nations pulled more staff out of
the country following two suicide bomb attacks. REUTERS/Ceewan Aziz

AN/CRB 

The Commander of NATO HQ in Skopje Lieutenant General Frederico Jose
Gomez Carretero gives the fag and command for the mission in Macedonia
to Dutch General Harm de Jonge (L) in army base Bunardzik some 30 km
south from Skopje on June 26, 2002. The Netherlands took charge on
Wednesday over Nato's peace keeping forces in Macedonia, marking its
first major peacekeeping operation after the botched Srebrenica mission
during the Bosnian war.REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski

OT 

East Timorese refugees wait at the Unamet headquarters in Dili 11 September. Some 1,000 refugees are still sheltering inside the compound as scenes of devastation greeted a U.N. security team on a tour of Dili laid waste by Indonesian army backed militia. Jakarta is under huge pressure to halt the massacres carried out by anti-independence militia.

NS/ 

The president of the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) Vuk Draskovic (C) stands in front of destroyed Yugoslav army headquarters building in Nis, 250km south of Belgrade June 18. Draskovic, calling upon all Serbs to stay in Kosovo, told the state news agency Tanjug, that Serbs in Kosovo must realize that they are the root and the wheel of the nation.

EV/ME 

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair meets members of the 4th armoured brigade at British Army HQ near Skopje, May 3. Blair is on a whistlestop tour of the region to underline Britain's support for Serbia's neighbours and its determination to see the hundreds of thousands of [refugees] return to their homes.
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Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair meets members of the 4th armoured bridade at British Army HQ near Skopje, May 3. Blair is on a whistlestop tour of the region to underline Britain's support for Serbia's neighbours and its determination to see the hundreds of thousands of refugees return to their homes.

HP/ME 

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair meets members of the fourth armoured bridade at British Army HQ near Skopje, May 3. Blair is on a whistlestop tour of the region to underline Britain's support for Serbia's neighbours and its determination to see the hundreds of thousands of refugees return to their homes.

HP/JDP 

Yugolslav army soldiers stand near a bombed army headquarters in central Belgrade April 30. At least nine people were wounded in Belgrade on the 37th night of NATO bombings, the state-run Tanjug news agency said.

DB/ 

Aerial photo shows post-strike bomb damage to the Belgrade Army Garrison and Headquarters in Serbia used during a Pentagon news conference on NATO Operation Allied Force April 6. NATO carried out its most extensive night of air raids against Yugoslav forces but admitted Tuesday that one of its weapons may have missed its target in an attack in which Serbian media say five people died.

RC/SV 

Two Serb policemen enter the former head-quarters of the Kosovo Liberation Army in the village of Malisevo July 29. Serbian troops retook the area in central-west Kosovo on Tuesday which was one of the strongholds of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). Guerrillas fled Malisevo July 28 in the face of Yugoslav federal and Serbian paramilitary police armoured columns waging a big offensive to retake rebel terrain.

OP/AA 

German soldiers of the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Bosnia secure the entrance of the Bosnian Army headquarters in Sarajevo December 20. International peacekeepers raided Bosnian Army headquarters and Sarajevo's prison and removed documents, video tapes and computer disks.

BOSNIA RAID 

The wives of ex-Zairean military officers protest May 25 the forced eviction from their homes by the AFDL rebels who took the city one week ago. The women say their husbands are to be incorporated into the new rebel army but they are still being evicted from the homes which are within a military base.

ZAIRE 

A Guatemalan military policeman looks out throught the headquarter's door Febuary 2, on the second day of a stand-off with the army. Rebelling Guatemalan military police want government promises of severance pay when peacetime claims their jobs. They took over their headquarters and have been in revolt since January 29, and are currently surrounded by army forces.

GUATEMALA ARMY