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U.S. comedian Derek Vana tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers

U.S. comedian Derek Vana tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers

U.S. comedian Derek Vana tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S. Soldiers in Iraq as a part of the Lone Wolf Comedy Tour sponsored by Kellog... More

U.S. Soldiers line up to meet U.S. comedians Derek

U.S. Soldiers line up to meet U.S. comedians Derek

U.S. Soldiers line up to meet U.S. comedians Derek Vana, Scott White, and Bill Dykes sign autographs and shake the hands of U.S. Soldiers after their performance in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. ... More

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana sign autographs and shake the hands of U.S. Soldiers after their performance in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S... More

U.S. comedian Scott White tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers

U.S. comedian Scott White tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers

U.S. comedian Scott White tells a joke to U.S. Soldiers in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S. Soldiers in Iraq as a part of the Lone Wolf Comedy Tour sponsored by Kello... More

U.S. comedians Derek Vana, Scott White, and Bill Dykes

U.S. comedians Derek Vana, Scott White, and Bill Dykes

U.S. comedians Derek Vana, Scott White, and Bill Dykes sign autographs and greet U.S. Soldiers after their show in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S. Soldiers in Iraq a... More

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana sign autographs and shake the hands of U.S. Soldiers after their performance in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S... More

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana

U.S. comedians Scott White, Bill Dykes, and Derek Vana pose for a photo with U.S. Soldiers after their performance in Forward Operating Base Warhorse, Iraq, Sept. 12. U.S. Comedians visited U.S. Soldiers in Ira... More

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