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Soldiers from Company A, 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry

Soldiers from Company A, 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry

Soldiers from Company A, 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division from Fort Lewis, Wash., talk before a ceremony reopening Kharesan Street in Baqubah, Iraq, J... More

Iraqi police and coalition forces provide security

Iraqi police and coalition forces provide security

Iraqi police and coalition forces provide security at an IP checkpoint in Baqubah, Iraq, Jan. 28, for the grand reopening of Kharesan Street, a main roadway linking northern and southern Baqubah.

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi police

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi police

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi police Chief Gen. Ghanem Abass Al-Kurashi talk at a press conference before the reopening ceremony of Kharesan Street in Baqubah, Iraq, Jan. 28. Ghanem said Diyala p... More

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi Police

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi Police

Baqubah Mayor Ahmed Hameed and Diyala Iraqi Police Chief Gen. Ghanem Al-Kurashi cut a ribbon marking the reopening of Kharesan Street to civilian traffic in Baqubah, Iraq, Jan. 28. The street was closed due to ... More

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