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Some 6th Iraqi Army Engineer Regiment soldiers receive training to help build five Army B-huts and safety platforms in five guard towers at Joint Security Station Tarmiyah. These Iraqi soldiers are following the safety training instructions utilizing their construction training manuals that were translated in Arabic.
Taken: 07.10.09 Posted: 07.15.09 Baghdad, IQ
Sgt. Heith Kafer, carpentery/masonry specialist, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, of Medford, Ore., briefs construction safety tips to Iraqi and U.S. Soldiers. The 6th Iraqi Army Engineer Regiment soldiers are receiving training to help build five Army B-huts and safety platforms in five guard towers at Joint Security Station Tarmiyah.
Taken: 07.10.09 Posted: 07.15.09 Baghdad, IQ
Soldiers of 1st Platoon, Company A, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), frame a wall on a B-Hut that will provide housing for Soldiers at Patrol Base Yusifiyah. The final construction and upgrades will be completed in mid-June.
Taken: 05.28.09 Posted: 06.04.09 Baghdad, IQ
Pfc. Andrew Seymour, carpentery/masonry specialist, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, of Escanaba, Mich., prepares an electrical outlet in the Aid Station at Patrol Base Yusifiyah.
Taken: 05.28.09 Posted: 06.04.09 Baghdad, IQ
Carroll, Iowa, native, Spc. Cory Riesenberg, a carpentery/masonry specialist, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, holds a railing in place outside the tactical operating center at Patrol Base Yusifiyah, while waiting for it to be secured in place.
Taken: 05.28.09 Posted: 06.04.09 Baghdad, IQ
Spc. Kimberly Ortiz of Allentown, Pa., carpenter, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade cuts e-glass ballistic protection for installation into a window opening, April 30, at Joint Security Station Loyalty. The ballistic protection cutting and installation team installed over 45 tons of e-glass for the station.
Taken: 05.08.09 Posted: 05.08.09 BAGHDAD, IQ
Spc. James Ridgley from Gibsonburg, Ohio, carpenter, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), removes an existing duct system from the fifth floor of the high-rise building being renovated, April 30, at Joint Security Station Loyalty.
Taken: 04.30.09 Posted: 05.08.09 BAGHDAD, IQ
Rochester, N.Y., native, Cpl. Scott Carter, carpenter, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), receives a coin from Command Sgt. Maj. Joseph Major, 225th Engineer Brigade, for the work he performed while renovating the high-rise building at Joint Security Station Loyalty, April 30.
Taken: 04.30.09 Posted: 05.08.09 BAGHDAD, IQ
Sgt. Heith Kafer of Medford, Ore., carpenter, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, places plywood on the ceiling of the seventh floor stairwell landing, April 22, at Joint Security Station Loyalty. The project provided 72 rooms outfitted with ballistic protection and improved exits to meet modern building requirements and now offers 24,000 square feet of finished living space for the paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division.
Taken: 04.22.09 Posted: 05.08.09 BAGHDAD, IQ
Sgt. Jinjian Tan (left), a native of Canton, China and Sgt. Thavone Nakhonexay, a native of Vientiane, Laos, Company A, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion, both construction team leaders, are examples of non-commissioned officers that Soldiers look up to and share a rich cultural background which is being highlighted throughout the month of April.
Taken: 04.04.09 Posted: 04.24.09 BAGHDAD, IQ
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