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PHOTOS:Adhamiya District Council Div. Leaders Meet, Discuss Ongoing Projects

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The group gathered in this northern Baghdad neighborhood to discuss projects to improve the district and enjoy a meal together.

PHOTOS: Paratroopers awarded for detaining insurgents

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Ciro was presented the medal for his efforts in capturing two insurgents emplacing improvised explosive devices.

PHOTOS: Mechanics’ Efforts Cited, Awarded

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Several Soldiers in the Striker Brigade were recognized for their efforts in bringing brigade vehicles up to operational standards after arriving here in mid-December.

‘Panthers’ Welcome New Commanders

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Col. Bryan Owens, the outgoing commander of the 3rd Brigade Combat team, 82nd Airborne Division, relinquished his two-and-a-half-year command of the brigade to Col. Timothy P. McGuire.

4th Inf. Div. Latin Band Keeps Morale Up in Style

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The group is part of the various musical ensembles that comprise the 4th Infantry Division Band, each one with a different musical style, but all with the same mission.
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