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A visiting Brigadier General with Iraqi Special Operations

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A visiting Brigadier General with Iraqi Special Operations

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A visiting Brigadier General with Iraqi Special Operations Forces speaks with Coalition partners during a Mosul SWAT graduation ceremony in Mosul, Iraq, May 13, 2018. Many of the Coalition members present at the graduation helped advise the SWAT students and improve their expertise in law enforcement. A Coalition created from a diverse international community will continue its support to the people of Iraq in order to enhance the capabilities of the nation and ensure security and stability. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. William Parsons)

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13/05/2018
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