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An end of tour award ceremony is held in the rotunda

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An end of tour award ceremony is held in the rotunda

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An end of tour award ceremony is held in the rotunda of the Al Faw Palace, for service members of USF-I J2 intelligence, Oct. 1, Camp Victory, Iraq. The soldiers are with United States Forces-Iraq J2 intelligence, III Corps Analysis and Control Element. They were the first group of III Corps soldiers to arrive in Iraq for the 2010 deployment, and are now going to be the first group III Corps soldiers to return to Fort Hood, Texas.
(U.S. Army photos by Staff Sgt. Daniel Yarnall)

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01/10/2010
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Fort Cavazos31.13489, -97.77561
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