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Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond (center), a Hattiesburg,

Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond (center), a Hattiesburg,

Maj. Gen. Jeffery Hammond (center), a Hattiesburg, Miss., native, commanding general of Multi-National Division-Baghdad and the 4th Infantry Division, walks alongside Col. Todd McCaffrey, commander of 2nd Stryk... More

Staff Sgt. Kris Molinar, a Rosemead, Calif., native,

Staff Sgt. Kris Molinar, a Rosemead, Calif., native,

Staff Sgt. Kris Molinar, a Rosemead, Calif., native, who serves with 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-Baghdad, stands behind a shy Iraqi girl at Sheik Nadeem Tamm... More

Staff Sgt. Adrian Gonzalez (right), a San Antonio native,

Staff Sgt. Adrian Gonzalez (right), a San Antonio native,

Staff Sgt. Adrian Gonzalez (right), a San Antonio native, who serves with 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-Baghdad, and Staff Sgt. Kris Molinar, a Rosemead, Calif... More

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