AIRPLANE CRASH IN TEHRAN
Iran's Revolutionary Guards soldiers stand near wreckage of a plane in Mehrabad airport in Tehran on November 27, 2006. An Iranian military plane crashed shortly after takeoff and Iran's Revolutionary Guards said in a statement that 36 people, 30 Guards and six crew, were killed. (UPI Photo/Bagher Nasir/Mehr News Agency)
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