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Spotlight on Balad, 332 D Air Expeditionary Wing

Spotlight on Balad, 332 D Air Expeditionary Wing

Brig. Gen. Burt Field, 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing commander, is interviewed by NBC reporter Richard Engel at Balad Air Base, Jan. 30. The general discussed how the Army and Air Force integrate and synchronize... More

British Maj. General Mick Berragan, right, deputy commander

British Maj. General Mick Berragan, right, deputy commander

British Maj. General Mick Berragan, right, deputy commander of Multi National Corps - Iraq is interviewed by a British reporter, left, during a visit to the Joint Security Station in the Salman Pak area of east... More

A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Carl

A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Carl

A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson is interviewed by The Tonight Show's Bryan Branly. (U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Apprentice Kevin Harbach)

Rear Adm. David Steindl, commander of Naval Service

Rear Adm. David Steindl, commander of Naval Service

Rear Adm. David Steindl, commander of Naval Service Training Command, is interviewed by Lorri Freifeld, editor-in-chief of Training Magazine, about the Navy's submission for a recognition award from Training Ma... More

Law Maj. Gen. Fazladin Abdulqader Mohammed of Bamarni,

Law Maj. Gen. Fazladin Abdulqader Mohammed of Bamarni,

Law Maj. Gen. Fazladin Abdulqader Mohammed of Bamarni, Iraq, commander, 1st Region, Iraq Directorate of Border Enforcement, at work in his office at the current headquarters, Irbil, Iraq, Jan. 19. The 1st Regio... More

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