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A team of U.S. Soldiers walk to a coordination point during an independent, coordinated patrol outside Manbij, Syria, August 19, 2018. During the patrols, U.S. Forces travel between several coordination points along the demarcation line to help provide security and stability in the area. These patrols are conducted by U.S. and Turkish forces on opposite sides of the demarcation line. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Nicole Paese)

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19/08/2018
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turkey stability peace turkish stabilization patrols syria independent coordinated isis daesh manbij sojtf oir 2018 demarcation sgt nicole paese combined joint task force operation inherent resolve independent coordinated patrols outside manbij dvids