The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes i — Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes i — Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes i — Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes i — Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes i — Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
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The one ring road around the airfield is paved, but heavily rutted and potholed. Every few days a street-sweeper makes its way around, polishing the rutted surface with brushes and water.

— Glenn Dean, Soldier / Geek: An Army Science Advisor's Journal of the War in Afghanistan
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