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Major (MAJ) Tadeusz Wilkus (right) and Mr. Alex Sadurski (left) from the Polish CIMIC (Civilian Military Corporation) unit, speak with the head contractor of a new police station at the construction site during an assessment of the CIMIC project in AL Diwaniyah, Iraq. The CIMIC conducts various projects aiding the rebuilding of the Iraqi infrastructure during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM

Major (MAJ) Tadeusz Wilkus (right) and Mr. Alex Sadurski (left) from the Polish CIMIC (Civilian Military Corporation) unit, speak with the head contractor of a new police station at the construction site during an assessment of the CIMIC project in AL Diwaniyah, Iraq. The CIMIC conducts various projects aiding the rebuilding of the Iraqi infrastructure during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM

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Base: Al Diwanyah

State: Al Qadisiyah

Country: Iraq (IRQ)

Scene Camera Operator: SGT Arthur Hamilton, USA

Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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03/04/2005

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