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Iraqi policeman kneel on the roadside during a foot

Iraqi policeman kneel on the roadside during a foot

Iraqi policeman kneel on the roadside during a foot patrol Apr. 18 through the city of Tarmiyah. Business has returned to normal in the markets of Tarmiyah after criminal activities have decreased in recent mon... More

Spc. James Potter, a native of Silsbee, Texas, assigned

Spc. James Potter, a native of Silsbee, Texas, assigned

Spc. James Potter, a native of Silsbee, Texas, assigned to 411th Military Police Company, patrols the streets of Tarmiyah Apr. 18 with Iraqi security forces. Business has returned to normal in the markets of Ta... More

Sgt. Michael Makela, a native of Monroe, Mich., and

Sgt. Michael Makela, a native of Monroe, Mich., and

Sgt. Michael Makela, a native of Monroe, Mich., and team leader with Troop A, 1st Squadron, 14th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team "Warrior," 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-Bagh... More

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