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(25 May 2011) SHOTLIST 1. US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron greeting US and British service members at a barbecue in the backyard of Number 10 Downing street 2. Mid shot Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron at buffet serving food to guests 3. Obama and Cameron walking towards barbecues, bunting of Union Jack and US flag in background 4. Close up Cameron flipping burger, tilt up to leaders standing waiting to serve guests 5. Close up Obama, pan to Cameron 6. Cutaway of table of guests eating 7. Mid of Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron serving food to guests 8. Wide of barbecue with guests seated at tables and leaders and their wives serving food in background 9. Close up Cameron holding burger in tongs, pull out to wider shot of leaders serving food 10. Close up Obama, pan to Cameron AUDIO (in English) "Would you like a burger?" 11. Mid of veteran with limp approaches leaders who serve him food 12. Cutaway of table of guests eating 13. Wide of barbecue 14. Mid of leaders serving food 15. Close up of Obama as he serves food 16. Wide of leaders and the wives serving food, with guests seated at tables in foreground STORYLINE After grappling with complex security debates over Afghanistan, Libya and economic growth during private talks on Wednesday, US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron rolled up their sleeves to flip burgers at a barbecue hosted by their wives to honour the sacrifices of their militaries. The two first ladies, Samantha Cameron and Michelle Obama, played hostesses to the event, serving side dishes onto guests' plates. "Would you like a burger?" Cameron was heard to ask the wife of a US marine. British sausages, Kentish rosemary lamb chops and Jersey Royal potatoes were also on the menu, along side American staples such as hamburgers, corn on the cob and coleslaw. Around 150 active-duty troops from the US and Britain along with some spouses attended the event in the sunny garden behind 10 Downing Street, underscoring a partnership just announced between the two countries to share resources to help service members and their families. The agreement comes as NATO stepped up its military and diplomatic pressure on Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's regime this week in an effort to jolt the stalemated operation. Obama is also expected to announce the first phase of the withdrawal of forces from Afghanistan within weeks, and British military officials have said they will support whatever decision Obama makes. Britain has 10-thousand troops in Afghanistan, second only to the 100-thousand US forces there. Later in the day Obama held a joint news conference with Cameron and will then give a centrepiece address to both houses of the British Parliament. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...