Four 20-year-olds named among victims of deadly attack on British soldiers in Afghanistan

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----EDITORS NOTE----RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE----MANDATORY CREDIT *AFP PHOTO/IAIN HAMER/BRITISH MINISTRY OF DEFENCE*-----NO MARKETING----NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS----DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS A handout picture released in London by the British Ministry of Defence on March 8, 2012, shows a combination of pictures of six British service personnel killed in Afghanistan after their armoured vehicle was struck by an explosion on Tuesday March 6, 2012. They are (Top Row L-R) Sergeant Nigel Coupe, Corporal Jake Hartley and Private Anthony Frampton (Bottom Row L-R) Private Christopher Kershaw, Private Daniel Wade and Private Daniel Wilford. The ministry said an explosion had hit the soldiers' Warrior armoured vehicle on Tuesday while they were on patrol in Helmand, the restive southern province where most British troops are based. AFP PHOTO/IAIN HAMER/BRITISH MINISTRY OF DEFENCE/HANDOUT (Photo credit should read IAIN HAMER/AFP/Getty Images)
----EDITORS NOTE----RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE----MANDATORY CREDIT *AFP PHOTO/IAIN HAMER/BRITISH MINISTRY OF DEFENCE*-----NO MARKETING----NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS----DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS A handout picture released in London by the British Ministry of Defence on March 8, 2012, shows a combination of pictures of six British service personnel killed in Afghanistan after their armoured vehicle was struck by an explosion on Tuesday March 6, 2012. They are (Top Row L-R) Sergeant Nigel Coupe, Corporal Jake Hartley and Private Anthony Frampton (Bottom Row L-R) Private Christopher Kershaw, Private Daniel Wade and Private Daniel Wilford. The ministry said an explosion had hit the soldiers' Warrior armoured vehicle on Tuesday while they were on patrol in Helmand, the restive southern province where most British troops are based. AFP PHOTO/IAIN HAMER/BRITISH MINISTRY OF DEFENCE/HANDOUT (Photo credit should read IAIN HAMER/AFP/Getty Images)IAIN HAMER / AFP - Getty Images

Britain's Ministry of Defence has released the names and photographs of six soldiers who were killed after an explosion hit their armored vehicle in southwestern Afghanistan on Tuesday. Four of them were aged just 20 and a fifth was 21.

They are (top row, left to right) Sergeant Nigel Coupe, aged 33, Corporal Jake Hartley, 20, Private Anthony Frampton, 20, (bottom row, left to right) Private Christopher Kershaw, 20, Private Daniel Wade, 20 and Private Daniel Wilford, 21.

The attack marked the biggest single loss of life for British troops in Afghanistan since 2006. Their deaths take the overall tally of British forces killed in the country to 404 since the 2001 U.S.-led invasion to oust the Taliban.

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