Britain Closes Final Frontline Base in Helmand 12.05.14

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Britain's last frontline base in Helmand Province has closed.

Troops left 'Sterga 2' for the final time this weekend.

They have returned to Camp Bastion, the biggest British base in Afghanistan, and now the only one left in Helmand.

Sally Lockwood visited troops at Sterga in their final days there.



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