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This picture of Marine Corps Sergent Nicole Gee at the Kabul Airport has become the epitaph of human tragedy that has unfolded in Afghanistan with swift Taliban takeover and hasty American retreat.  
23-year-old Gee was among the 13 US troops killed in the suicide bombing at the Kabul airport.  
Gee cradled a baby in her arms and had posted the photo on Instagram where she wrote that she loved her job.  The photo was later picked up by the Pentagon and shared on its Twitter account.
She last posted on Instagram on August 22 — a photo showing her armed and watching over a long line of evacuees as they boarded an airplane to flee Kabul at night.
Also Read Several children killed in U.S. drone strike on ISIS in Afghanistan: Reports
'Escorting evacuees onto the bird,' Gee wrote with a heart emoji.
They say public memory is short, but this face of Kabul Airport crisis will keep reminding us of the colossal human tragedy that has unfolded in Afghanistan.  

U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Nicole Gee: the face of Kabul Airport tragedy

US Marine Corps Sergent Nicole Gee&nbsp;cradled a baby in her arms and posted the photo on Instagram where she wrote that she loved her job.&nbsp;Gee was among the 13 US troops killed in the suicide bombing at the Kabul airport

US Marine Corps Sergent Nicole Gee&nbsp;cradled a baby in her arms and posted the photo on Instagram where she wrote that she loved her job.&nbsp;Gee was among the 13 US troops killed in the suicide bombing at the Kabul airport

This picture of Marine Corps Sergeant Nicole Gee at the Kabul Airport has become the epitaph of human tragedy that has unfolded in Afghanistan with swift Taliban takeover and hasty American retreat. &nbsp;
23-year-old Gee was among the 13 US troops killed in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kabul-airport-blast-death-toll-over-100-95-afghans-and-13-us-soldiers-killed-1630061777105">suicide bombing at the Kabul airport. &nbsp;</a>
Gee cradled a baby in her arms and had posted the photo on Instagram where she wrote that she loved her job. &nbsp;The photo was later picked up by the Pentagon and shared on its Twitter account.
She last posted on Instagram on August 22 &mdash; a photo showing her armed and watching over a long line of evacuees as they boarded an airplane to flee Kabul at night.
Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/several-children-killed-in-u-s-drone-strike-on-isis-in-afghanistan-reports-1630290735136" target="_blank">Several children killed in U.S. drone strike on ISIS in Afghanistan: Reports</a>
'Escorting evacuees onto the bird,' Gee wrote with a heart emoji.
They say public memory is short, but this face of Kabul Airport crisis will keep reminding us of the colossal human tragedy that has unfolded in Afghanistan. &nbsp;

The threat to Kabul airport remains "real" and "specific" as the United States winds down its withdrawal from Afghanistan, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said on Monday.
US Army Major General Hank Taylor said more than 122,000 people have been evacuated from Kabul so far including 5,400 Americans.
Earlier in the day, several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources. This comes less than 48 hours before the United States is due to complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Meanwhile A Taliban spokesperson announced that At least 9 members of a family, including children, were killed in a US airstrike in Kabul on Sunday morning. The Taliban condemned the United States for failing to inform them before ordering the strike.

Pentagon: Threat to Kabul Airport remains 'real' & 'specific'

The threat to Kabul airport remains "real" and "specific" as the United States winds down its withdrawal from Afghanistan, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said on Monday.

Pentagon's John Kirby says&nbsp;threat to Kabul airport 'real' &amp; 'specific'
US due to complete troop withdrawal from Afghanistan on Tuesday
Major General Hank Taylor: more than 122,000 people evacuated from Kabul&nbsp;
Several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, reports suggested
9 members of a family killed in a US airstrike in Kabul on Sunday
&nbsp;

The United States is due to complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan on Tuesday.&nbsp;US Army Major General Hank Taylor said more than 122,000 people have been evacuated from Kabul

The threat to Kabul airport remains "real" and "specific" as the United States winds down its withdrawal from Afghanistan, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said on Monday.
US Army Major General Hank Taylor said more than 122,000 people have been evacuated from Kabul so far including 5,400 Americans.
Earlier in the day, several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources. This comes less than 48 hours before the United States is due to complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Meanwhile A Taliban spokesperson announced that At least 9 members of a family, including children, were killed in a US airstrike in Kabul on Sunday morning. The Taliban condemned the United States for failing to inform them before ordering the strike.

Several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources.
This come less than 48 hours before the United States is due to complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
News agency AFP reported that its staff heard the sound of rockets whooshing over the Afghan capital before the morning rush hour began.
A security official who worked in the earlier Afghan administration said the rockets had been fired from a vehicle in north Kabul.
The sound of the airport's missile defence system could be heard by local residents, who also reported shrapnel falling into the street -- suggesting at least one rocket had been intercepted, reports said.
Smoke could be seen rising above buildings in the north, where the Hamid Karzai International Airport is located.

Many rockets fired at Kabul airport, intercepted by missile defence system 

Several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources.

Several rockets fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, say reports

Several rockets fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, say reports
AFP&nbsp;staff&nbsp;heard the sound of rockets whooshing over Afghan capital
Sound of the airport's missile defence system heard by residents
Local residents&nbsp;reported shrapnel falling into the street: reports
&nbsp;

Several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources.

Several rockets were fired at Kabul's airport on Monday, reports said quoting witnesses and security sources.
This come less than 48 hours before the United States is due to complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
News agency AFP reported that its staff heard the sound of rockets whooshing over the Afghan capital before the morning rush hour began.
A security official who worked in the earlier Afghan administration said the rockets had been fired from a vehicle in north Kabul.
The sound of the airport's missile defence system could be heard by local residents, who also reported shrapnel falling into the street -- suggesting at least one rocket had been intercepted, reports said.
Smoke could be seen rising above buildings in the north, where the Hamid Karzai International Airport is located.

The US has warned of another terror attack at Kabul airport and asked its citizens to leave the area immediately.
US President Joe Biden vowed to keep up airstrikes against the Islamic State group whose suicide bombing at the Kabul airport killed scores of Afghans and 13 American soldiers.
The Pentagon said the remaining contingent of US forces at the airport, now numbering fewer than 4,000, had begun their final withdrawal ahead of Biden's deadline for ending the evacuation on Tuesday.
After getting briefed on a US drone mission in eastern Afghanistan that the Pentagon said killed two members of the Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate early on Saturday, Biden said the extremists can expect more.Biden warned that the strike "was not the last,&rdquo; and the US "will continue to hunt down any person involved in that heinous attack and make them pay.&rdquo;
The Pentagon released the details of those killed in Thursday's suicide bombing. It included 11 Marines, one Navy sailor and one Army soldier. Twelve of them were in the 20s; some were born in 2001, the year America's longest war began. The oldest was 31.

 Biden says another terror attack likely in Kabul, vows more strikes on IS

The US has warned of another terror attack at Kabul airport and asked its citizens to leave the area immediately.

Biden says another terror attack likely in Kabul, vows more strikes on ISIS

Biden says another terror attack likely at&nbsp;Kabul airport
Biden&nbsp;vows more airstrikes on ISIS group that claimed Kabul attack
The strike was not the last, extremists can expect more: Biden
US rushes evacuations as withdrawal deadline nears
13 US soldiers, scores of Afghans were killed in airport terror attack
Most US soldiers killed in terror attack were in their 20s: Pentagon

The US has warned of another terror attack at Kabul airport and asked its citizens to leave the area immediately.

The US has warned of another terror attack at Kabul airport and asked its citizens to leave the area immediately.
US President Joe Biden vowed to keep up airstrikes against the Islamic State group whose suicide bombing at the Kabul airport killed scores of Afghans and 13 American soldiers.
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The Pentagon said the remaining contingent of US forces at the airport, now numbering fewer than 4,000, had begun their final withdrawal ahead of Biden's deadline for ending the evacuation on Tuesday.
After getting briefed on a US drone mission in eastern Afghanistan that the Pentagon said killed two members of the Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate early on Saturday, Biden said the extremists can expect more. Biden warned that the strike "was not the last,&rdquo; and the US "will continue to hunt down any person involved in that heinous attack and make them pay.&rdquo;
The Pentagon released the details of those killed in Thursday's suicide bombing. It included 11 Marines, one Navy sailor and one Army soldier. Twelve of them were in the 20s; some were born in 2001, the year America's longest war began. The oldest was 31.

The Pentagon said on Saturday that US has carried out drone strike against Islamic State 'planner' in Afghanistan.
US killed an Islamic State planner in Afghanistan in retaliation for Thursday's suicide bombing in Kabul.
Spokesman for US Central Command, Captain Bill Urban, said that &lsquo;US military forces conducted an over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation against an ISIS-K planner&rsquo;. Providing further details he said the unmanned airstrike occurred in the Nangahar Province of Afghanistan and that as per &lsquo;initial indications&rsquo; they have &lsquo;killed the target&rsquo;. He also stated that there was no information on any civilian casualties.
Meanwhile, US has also asked its citizens to leave Kabul airport gates 'immediately'.
Also Read&nbsp;US on alert for more attacks in Kabul as deadline for evacuation nears
ISIS-K, an offshoot of the Islamic State group, has said it was responsible for the suicide attack outside Kabul's airport which killed at least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers.
President Joe Biden&nbsp;had vowed revenge on the ISIS group that&nbsp;attacked&nbsp;the Kabul Airport saying US will 'hunt you down and make you pay'&nbsp;
United States forces in Kabul are on alert for more attacks after the suicide bombing at Kabul airport. US has intel of possible rocket or car bombs targeting the airport, news agency Reuters has reported.

US airstrike targets IS after Kabul airport attack, tells citizens 'leave immediately'

U.S. has carried out drone strike against Islamic State 'planner' in Afghanistan in retaliation of Thursday's Kabul attack

U.S. airstrike targets IS after Kabul airport attack, tells citizens 'leave immediately'

US has carried out drone strike against IS 'planner' in Afghanistan
US targets Islamic State after deadly Kabul airport attack on Thursday
Pentagon confirmed&nbsp;over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation in Nangahar
US has asked its citizens to leave Kabul airport gates 'immediately'
Kabul's airport killed at least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers
'Will hunt you down and make you pay: US President Biden&nbsp;vowed revenge
United States forces in Kabul are on alert for more attacks&nbsp;

US has carried out drone strike against Islamic State 'planner' in Afghanistan in retaliation of Thursday's Kabul attack

The Pentagon said on Saturday that US has carried out drone strike against Islamic State 'planner' in Afghanistan.
US killed an Islamic State planner in Afghanistan in retaliation for Thursday's suicide bombing in Kabul.
Spokesman for US Central Command, Captain Bill Urban, said that &lsquo;US military forces conducted an over-the-horizon counterterrorism operation against an ISIS-K planner&rsquo;. Providing further details he said the unmanned airstrike occurred in the Nangahar Province of Afghanistan and that as per &lsquo;initial indications&rsquo; they have &lsquo;killed the target&rsquo;. He also stated that there was no information on any civilian casualties.
Meanwhile, US has also asked its citizens to leave Kabul airport gates 'immediately'.
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ISIS-K, an offshoot of the Islamic State group, has said it was responsible for the suicide attack outside Kabul's airport which killed at least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers.
President Joe Biden&nbsp;had vowed revenge on the ISIS group that&nbsp;attacked&nbsp;the Kabul Airport saying US will 'hunt you down and make you pay'&nbsp;
United States forces in Kabul are on alert for more attacks after the suicide bombing at Kabul airport. National Security team met US President and warned of "an ongoing and acute threat from ISIS-K"

At least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers were killed in Thursday's suicide bombings outside Kabul's international airport, according to officials.&nbsp;It was the deadliest day for US forces in Afghanistan since August 2011.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;Kabul airport blast: US President Biden warns ISIS group 'we will hunt you down'
Taliban claim 28 of their fighters are among those killed in the attack in which two suicide bombers and gunmen targeted crowds flocking to Kabul&rsquo;s airport. The Taliban has condemned the attack and added that it took place in an area that under control of US forces.&nbsp;
Islamic State affiliate ISIS-Khorasan&nbsp;has claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;
Evacuations flights from Kabul airport which were suspended after the bombings have now resumed.&nbsp;

Kabul airport blast: death toll over 100, 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers killed

At least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers were killed in Thursday's suicide bombings outside Kabul's international airport, according to officials.&nbsp;

95 Afghans killed in suicide bombings outside Kabul airport
13 US soldiers also kiiled, deadliest day for US troops in Afghanistan since August 2011
Taliban condemn attack, says 28 of their fighters have also been killed
ISIS-K has claimed responsibility&nbsp;for Thursday's suicide bombings
Evacuation flights from Kabul airport have resumed

Islamic State affiliate ISIS-Khorasan&nbsp;has claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;

At least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers were killed in Thursday's suicide bombings outside Kabul's international airport, according to officials.&nbsp;It was the deadliest day for US forces in Afghanistan since August 2011.&nbsp;
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Taliban claim 28 of their fighters are among those killed in the attack in which two suicide bombers and gunmen targeted crowds flocking to Kabul&rsquo;s airport. The Taliban has condemned the attack and added that it took place in an area that under control of US forces.&nbsp;
Islamic State affiliate ISIS-Khorasan&nbsp;has claimed responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;
Evacuations flights from Kabul airport which were suspended after the bombings have now resumed.&nbsp;

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