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So that would be an hour up. He's got to stand up for one hour. And then you may see a "2" with an arrow pointing down. That means he can sit down for two hours.
[Tim Golden, New York Times Reporter] The prisoners were kept in these big pens downstairs.
And their numbers would be scribbled on the door of the airlock, which was the little passageway that they were taken out of when they were brought up to the isolation cells upstairs.
[Moazzam Begg, British subject detained at Bagram and Guantanamo 2002-2005] Detainees were actually chained, with their hands above their heads, in these airlocks.
His number, "421," was something I could see often, because his back was towards me in the airlock ...
and the numbers were written on the backs of the detainees in black marker.
And we all had that. As well as on the front. My number in Bagram was 180. But later it became "558."
[US Chief of Staff, Richard Myers visits Bagram] Thank you. It's good to be with you. It's good to be here in Bagram.
General Tommy Franks visits Bagram
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