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A young girl stands between her mother and other women

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A young girl stands between her mother and other women waiting outside the Tht Ilslil School for Girls to receive food and water in addition to also receiving school and medical supplies from the Iraqi army 42nd brigade 11th division in Sadr City, Baghdad, Iraq on May 7. The Iraqi army handed out relief supplies and provided medical care at the all girls' school in an effort to help the people in the district. More than three hundred people showed up and an estimated two hundred received medical care. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech Sgt. Cohen A. Young)

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