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Manas is the only regional airbase the U.S. has access to for Afghanistan outside the country.
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Manas is home to a “24-hour operation” supporting the Afghanistan war, said Vikram Singh, a South Asia expert at the Center for a New American Security who served in the Pentagon during the Bush administration, hosting fuel tankers, cargo and attack aircraft and medical evacuation resources, among other materiel.
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If true, that’s huge: Manas is a massive logisitics hub for resupplying U.S. forces in Afghanistan by air.
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For several years, Russia had pushed for the removal of the U.S. airbase at Manas, which is used to supply troops in Afghanistan.
Kyrgyzstan's Coalition Challenges Baktybek Abdrisaev 2010
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There are three Russian military bases there, one of them near the American base at the international airport of Manas, which is now closed to commercial air traffic.
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There are three Russian military bases there, one of them near the American base at the international airport of Manas, which is now closed to commercial air traffic.
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Many a audience carry a copy of the Ramacharit Manas, simply called Manas, and follow stanza after stanza, after the characters delivering their dialogue.
Archive 2009-09-01 photographerno1 2009
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Many a audience carry a copy of the Ramacharit Manas, simply called Manas, and follow stanza after stanza, after the characters delivering their dialogue.
Archive 2009-09-01 photographerno1 2009
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The US has an "air-mobility" base there called Manas where tanker planes that refuel warplanes flying over Afghanistan are stationed.
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The Manas is the real I, the reincarnating ego makes the human personality.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913
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