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New uniform of Third Field Army in Suez
18 Mar 2013
Ahmed Ali spokesperson Armed Forces
04 Mar 2013
Ahmed Ali, spokesperson of the Armed Forces
Egyptian armed forces
07 Feb 2013
Shahin during Constituent Assemly sessions
29 Nov 2012
Mamdouh Shahin representative of Armed Forces in Constituent Assembly during its session, Cairo, 28 November 2012. The Constituent Assembly witnesses sequential withdraws since President Mohamed Morsy issued constitutional declaration, last Thursday, which includes dismissal of prosecutor general Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, and appointing Talaat Abdallah instead, besides forbidding dissolution of constituent assembly.
Armed forces secure embassies
09 Feb 2012
Armed forces tank stands guard in front of an embassy for imposing security measures, Cairo, February 9,2012.
Second round: Menoufeya
14 Dec 2011
Military police personnel assisting voters while casting his ballot, Shebin al-Koum, Menoufeya, 14 December, 2011. Second round of parliamentary poll is taking place over two days on 14-15 December in nine governorates: Giza, Sharkeya, Menoufeya, Beheira, Ismailia, Suez, Beni Suef, Sohag and Aswan.
Second round: Menoufeya
14 Dec 2011
Military police personnel assisting voters while casting his ballot, Shebin al-Koum, Menoufeya, 14 December, 2011. Second round of parliamentary poll is taking place over two days on 14-15 December in nine governorates: Giza, Sharkeya, Menoufeya, Beheira, Ismailia, Suez, Beni Suef, Sohag and Aswan.
Second round: Menoufeya
14 Dec 2011
Central command chief inspecting elections, Shebin al-Koum, Menoufeya, 14 December, 2011. Second round of parliamentary poll is taking place over two days on 14-15 December in nine governorates: Giza, Sharkeya, Menoufeya, Beheira, Ismailia, Suez, Beni Suef, Sohag and Aswan.
Army forces secure ballot stations
28 Nov 2011
Armed forces secure ballot station in Port Said, November 28,2011. Parliamentary elections' first phase, which started Monday, includes 17.5 million voters.The poll took place at nine governorates: Cairo, Alexandria, Kafr al-Sheikh, Assiut, Port Said, Fayyoum, Luxor, Red Sea and Damietta.
Tahrir protesters continue their sit-in
23 Nov 2011
Protesters continuing their sit-in, in response to Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawy's statement,Tahrir Square, 23 November, 2011. Tantawy announced accepting Essam Sharaf's cabinet resignation, forming new government that enjoys powers and holding parliamentary elections on its scheduled time. He also set deadline for presidential elections on 30 June. However, the statement was rejected by Tahrir protesters.