Spc. Lee Elder

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Specialist Lee Elder is a photographer and writer with the 133d Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, based in Iraq.

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US Forces Return Antiques to Iraqi Government Museum

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BAQUBAH, Iraq - When U.S. forces set out to return a collection of beautiful antique furniture worth more than $1 million to an Iraqi...

Ipswich Town Football Club Donates Uniforms to Hamrin, Iraq

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Soon, Iraqi soccer players will be wearing new jerseys donated by the English football club Ipswich Town.

Paladins Ready: Teamwork in Iraq

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Members of Company A, 3rd Battalion, 29th Field Artillery, are ready in a moment's notice to support U.S. and Coalition forces here in a powerful way.

Tennessee Guard Soldier Stays in Iraq to Continue Her Work

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The largest deployment of Tennessee Army National Guard history ended in November when members of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment redeployed to Tennessee, but a handful of the unit remained.

Motivated Medic Uses Cross-Stitch as Relaxation, Practice for Sutures

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Spc. Michelle Huang, Company C, 426th Brigade Support Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, is attached to the 1-32 Cavalry at Forward Operating Base Normandy.
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