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Members of the Baghdadi District Police review paperwork

Members of the Baghdadi District Police review paperwork

Members of the Baghdadi District Police review paperwork for an upcoming gear accountability inspection by Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), not shown, outside the district headquarters building in Iraq Aug. 13... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief (black

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief (black

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief (black uniform), meets members of Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, U.S. Marine Corps, outside the Baghdadi District Police Headquarters in ... More

Members of the Baghdadi Iraqi Police enter the Baghdadi

Members of the Baghdadi Iraqi Police enter the Baghdadi

Members of the Baghdadi Iraqi Police enter the Baghdadi Iraqi Police District Headquarters on Aug. 13, 2008. Police Transition Team 2, Regimental Combat Team 5, U.S. Marine Corps, will work with the Baghdadi Po... More

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault Battalion, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), and Military Transition Team 0723, of Regimental Combat Team 5, look over the Baghdadi Military Housing Comple... More

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault

U.S. Marine Corps officers from 4th Amphibious Assault Battalion, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), and Military Transition Team 0723, of Regimental Combat Team 5, look over the Baghdadi Military Housing Compl... More

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Ty D. Hedges, right, Police

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Ty D. Hedges, right, Police

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Ty D. Hedges, right, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), and Dia, Baghdadi police officer, stand security at the entrance to the Baghdadi District Police Headquarters building in Iraq... More

Members of the Baghdadi District Police stand together

Members of the Baghdadi District Police stand together

Members of the Baghdadi District Police stand together outside the district headquarters building in Iraq Aug. 13, 2008. Police Transition Team 2 will work with the Baghdadi Police District for the duration of ... More

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader,

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader,

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, downloads the Iraqi Police Handbook onto the computer of Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, black

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, black

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, black uniform, meets members of Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, U.S. Marine Corps, outside the Baghdadi District Police Headquarters in I... More

U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Malcolm A. Ammons, center,

U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Malcolm A. Ammons, center,

U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Malcolm A. Ammons, center, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT2), Regimental Combat Team 5, gives a convoy brief prior to leaving Camp Ripper, Al Asad, Iraq, on Aug. 13, 2008. PTT 2 will ... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left, shows U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, a certificate given by the Marines wh... More

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader,

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader,

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, downloads the Iraqi Police handbook onto the computer of Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left, introduces himself to U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, outside the Baghdadi ... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left,

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, left, introduces himself to U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, team leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, outside the Baghdadi ... More

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, relaxes

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, relaxes

Col. Shaban, Baghdadi District Police chief, relaxes in a chair inside his office at the district headquarters as U.S. Marine Corps Maj. William A. Ullmark, Team Leader, Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regime... More

A child at the Baghdadi Housing Complex helps close

A child at the Baghdadi Housing Complex helps close

A child at the Baghdadi Housing Complex helps close the door of a U.S. Marine Corps mine resistant-ambush protected vehicle as the Marines of Police Transition Team 2 (PTT 2), Regimental Combat Team 5, depart f... More

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