File:US Army 52377 Akbar sets women's Ten-Miler record.jpg
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editDescriptionUS Army 52377 Akbar sets women's Ten-Miler record.jpg |
English: Samia Akbar, a 27-year-old American University graduate who lives in Herndon, Va., wins the women's division of the 2009 Army Ten-Miler with an event record time of 55:25 Oct. 4 at the Pentagon. |
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Source | United States Army |
Author | Tim Hipps |
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