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Captive receives a book in camp 5.

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"A sailor from the prison camps library unit offers a copy of Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol," his latest work of fiction involvng Freemasons, through a metal slot known as a "beanhole" where a Camp 5 captive lives in a solitary cell at the U.S. Navy Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Feb. 2, 2011 in this Pentagon handout photo. Camp 5 is where the military houses war court convicts as well as what the prison camps commanders call "noncompliant detainees," captives who don't obey the rules. Credit: US Navy Petty Officer 2nd class Jordan J. Miller."
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