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Lance Cpl. James E. Connelly, a 19-year-old rifleman

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Lance Cpl. James E. Connelly, a 19-year-old rifleman from Cedar Grove, N.J., passes by an Iraqi woman and her daughter during a patrol in Sadiquiyah, Iraq, Aug. 17. Connelly and other Marines assigned to I Company, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment conducted the patrol to show their prescence within the community. Marines said they are making progress because the locals now come out of their homes to greet them. Connelly served a radio transmitting operator for that day. He is currently serving a seven-month deployment in the Habbaniyah area under Regimental Combat Team 5.

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