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Smoke exits the smoke stacks of the energy plant at

Smoke exits the smoke stacks of the energy plant at

Smoke exits the smoke stacks of the energy plant at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. Soldiers from the 1-155th Infantry guard this energy plant because it supplies energy to Baghdad during Operation Iraqi Free... More

Soldiers from the 814th Multirole Bridge Company, Fort

Soldiers from the 814th Multirole Bridge Company, Fort

Soldiers from the 814th Multirole Bridge Company, Fort Polk, La., construct an improved ribbon bridge at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge built by a single company in Iraq during Oper... More

Spc. David Varney and Sgt. Donald Tate, 814th Multi-Role

Spc. David Varney and Sgt. Donald Tate, 814th Multi-Role

Spc. David Varney and Sgt. Donald Tate, 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company, Fort Polk, La., operate a MK2 Bridge Erection Boat on the Euphrates River at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge b... More

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company,

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company,

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company, Fort Polk, Louisiana clamp a cable during the construction of an improved ribbon bridge at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge built by ... More

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company,

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company,

Soldiers from the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company, Fort Polk, La., construct an improved ribbon bridge at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge built by a single company in Iraq during Oper... More

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company, Fort Polk, Louisiana at Iskandariyah, Iraq, Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge built by a single company in Iraq durin... More

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by

An improved ribbon bridge is under construction by the 814th Multi-Role Bridge Company, Fort Polk, Louisiana at Iskandariyah, Iraq Nov. 7, 2005. It is the longest bridge built by a single company in Iraq during... More

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