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Iraqi Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Defense and Counter-Terrorism Service healthcare professionals learn about preventive medicine from U.S. Navy Lt. Eric Green, an Environmental Health Officer, assigned to Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Iraq Feb. 6, 2019, in Baghdad, Iraq. The training provided members of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Defense and Counter-Terrorism Service the ability to improve their general healthcare capabilities by learning the importance of inspecting, preparing and storing food. The Coalition and its partners remain united and resolved to prevent the resurgence of ISIS and its violent extremist ideology. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Sarah K Anwar)

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