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Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, gives Mahmud Jabllawe, the leader of the Sons of Iraq group in Tuwaitha, a small village east of Baghdad, a house-warming gift bef... More

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, left, speaks with Mahmud Jabllawe, the leader of the Sons of Iraq group in Tuwaitha, a small village east of Baghdad, during a mee... More

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, left, and Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, center, speak with Mahmud Jabll... More

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron,

Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, left, greets a local sheik at the house of Mahmud Jabllawe, the leader of the Sons of Iraq group in Tuwaitha, a small village east... More

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st

Army Capt. Brian Gilbert, commander of Company D, 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, left, and Army Lt. Col. John Kolasheski, commander of 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, center, eat lunch with Mahmud J... More

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