TEMERGARAH: Shah Wazir, left, a 70-year-old retired army officer, stands in line to board a bus with other Pakistani men as more than 5,000 people rolled out of the northeastern Pakistan village of Temergarah on Oct. 27, 2001, bound for the Afghan frontier and vowing to fight a holy war against the USA. Wazir said, "I am an old man. I consider myself lucky to go and face the death of a martyr." —AP/PTI