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25th inf div

25th infantry division

2nd infantry brigade combat team

2nd sbct

camp taji

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iraq

iraq war 2003 2011

goi representatives visit tarmiya

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Lt. Col. Thomas Boccardi, a Colorado Springs, Colo.,

Lt. Col. Thomas Boccardi, a Colorado Springs, Colo.,

Lt. Col. Thomas Boccardi, a Colorado Springs, Colo., native, shakes hands with Sheik Sa'id Jassem, a local leader, outside a Tarmiya meeting hall, March 10, before the start of a meeting between local leaders, ... More

Sobei Mashabani (left), the provincial rural services

Sobei Mashabani (left), the provincial rural services

Sobei Mashabani (left), the provincial rural services committee chairman, addresses an audience of local leaders and other government of Iraq officials, March 10, as members of the Multi-National Division – Bag... More

Sobei Mashabani (right), the provincial rural services

Sobei Mashabani (right), the provincial rural services

Sobei Mashabani (right), the provincial rural services committee chairman, addresses an audience of local leaders and other government of Iraq officials, along with members of the Multi-National Division – Bagh... More

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