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Col. Ryan Gonsalves, brigade commander of the 2nd "Black Jack" Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, shakes hands with Cpl. Adam Seiffert, a gunner of 1st Platoon, Black Hawk Troop, 4th Squadron, 9th Cavalry Regiment, after presenting him a Purple Heart medal. The Purple Heart is the oldest medal still being given to U.S. military personnel.
Taken: 10.02.09 Posted: 10.05.09 Kirkuk, IQ
Col. Ryan Gonsalves, brigade commander of the 2nd "Black Jack" Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, pins Cpl. Adam Seiffert, a gunner for 1st Platoon, Black Hawk Troop, 4th Squadron, 9th Cavalry Regiment, with the Purple Heart medal. The Purple Heart was originally named the Badge of Military Merit by President George Washington in 1782.
Taken: 10.02.09 Posted: 10.05.09 Kirkuk, IQ
Lt. Col. Hugh R. McNeely, deputy commander of the 2nd "Black Jack" Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, listens to Mr. Mutafa as he explains the capabilities of the Mullah Abdullah Power Plant and the areas that need improvement.
Taken: 09.27.09 Posted: 09.27.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
Soldiers interact with children outside of a new school built in the city of Khalkalan in Kirkuk province, Iraq, during the school's opening ceremony, Sept. 14. The school can accommodate 500 children and is the first school built in this community.
Taken: 09.25.09 Posted: 09.25.09 Kirkuk, IQ
Lt. Col. Hugh R. McNeely, deputy commander of the 2nd "Black Jack" Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, is directed to the next stop during his tour of the Mullah Abdullah Power Plant by the facility's manager Mr. Mansor.
Taken: 09.24.09 Posted: 09.27.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
Lt. Col. Hugh R. McNeely (center), deputy commander of the 2nd "Black Jack" Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, and Sgt. 1st Class Charles R. Bennett, non-commissioned officer-in-charge of the provincial reconstruction team, listen to the Mullah Abdullah Power Plant's manager, Mr. Mansor, address the capabilities of the facility and areas that need improvement.
Taken: 09.24.09 Posted: 09.27.09 FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, IQ
A dead Leiurus Quinquestriatus, or Arabian fat-tailed scorpion, is displayed by Capt. Mike Bay, the executive officer of the 180th Medical Detachment Preventive Medicine Support Team. This is the most highly venomous of all scorpion species frequently encountered in Iraq. These can also be found on post but are not nearly as common as the Androctonus Crassicauda scorpion.
Taken: 08.28.09 Posted: 09.08.09 Contingency Operating Base Speicher, IQ
Capt. Mike Bay, the executive officer of the 180th Medical Detachment Preventive Medicine Support Team, examines a sample using the microscope in one of the unit's labs.
Taken: 08.28.09 Posted: 09.08.09 Contingency Operating Base Speicher, IQ
A live Androctonus Crassicauda, or yellow fat-tailed scorpion, is displayed at the 180th Medical Detachment Preventive Medicine Support Team. Its venom has killed 50 percent of lab mice that have been injected with its venom. These scorpions are commonly found at the aid station on Contingency Operating Base Speicher.
Taken: 08.28.09 Posted: 09.08.09 Contingency Operating Base Speicher, IQ
A variety of poisonous snakes and scorpions are on display at the 180th Medical Detachment Preventive Medicine Support Team entomology laboratory. These were all found on Contingency Operating Base Speicher and are still being studied.
Taken: 08.28.09 Posted: 09.08.09 Contingency Operating Base Speicher, IQ
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