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Iraqi police officers participate in a brief to U.S. Army Col. Jose Atencio, assigned to Task Force Troy Explosive Ordnance Disposal, United States Forces - Iraq, 1st Infantry Division on improvised explosive devices found in the Basra province prior to graduating from a counter-IED professional development class conducted by U.S. soldiers assigned to Task Force Troy EOD, 1st Infantry Division at the Contingency Operating Base Basra, Iraq, Oct. 20. U.S. soldiers assigned to Task Force Troy EOD, 1st Infantry Division conducted these classes to assist Iraqi police for professional development in support of Iraqi stabilization and Operation New Dawn.

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20/10/2010
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