Louie Palu

photojournalist

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Photojournalist who has covered the war in Afghanistan for four years. His work has appeared in many publications including Time, the New York Times

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Yesterday's shooting at Fort Hood was the most violent in history on a US military base, with 13 people confirmed dead and dozens more injured.

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