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A group of Iraqi army students tries out the computers, during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Ur, Iraq, Nov. 15. The ceremony was held to open a new computer lab, the first of its kind for a regional training center in Iraq, which is capable of training up to 24 soldiers a day and will give most of these soldiers their first contact with computers.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Camp Ur, IQ
A student shows his colleague how to access computer programs, during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Ur, Iraq, Nov. 15. The ceremony was held to open a new computer lab, the first of its kind for a regional training center in Iraq, which is capable of training up to 24 soldiers a day and will give most of these soldiers their first contact with computers.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Camp Ur, IQ
Brig. Gen. Arif Humadi Jasem tries out the new computers, during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Ur, Iraq, Nov. 15. The ceremony was held to open a new computer lab, the first of its kind for a regional training center in Iraq, which is capable of training up to 24 soldiers a day and will give most of these soldiers their first contact with computers.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Camp Ur, IQ
Iraqi soldiers line up in anticipation of a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Ur, Iraq, Nov. 15. The ceremony was held to open a new computer lab, the first of its kind for a regional training center in Iraq, which is capable of training up to 24 soldiers a day and will give most of these soldiers their first contact with computers.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Camp Ur, IQ
An Iraqi vomputer instructor answers a question, during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Ur, Iraq, Nov. 15. The ceremony was held to open a new computer lab, the first of its kind for a regional training center in Iraq, which is capable of training up to 24 soldiers a day and will give most of these soldiers their first contact with computers.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Camp Ur, IQ
Members of 1st Battalion 77th Armor Regiment Personal Security Detail descend the steps in one of the buildings of the Regional Training Center for the Iraqi army during a tour of projects around Iraq's Nasiriyah area, Nov. 15. The tour was held to show the progress being made around the area.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Nassariyah, IQ
The 34th Infantry Division Command Sgt. Maj. Douglas Julin from Bemidji, Minn., looks over the progress being made on the new Regional Training Center for the Iraqi army during a tour of projects around Iraq's Nasiriyah area, Nov. 15. The tour was held to show the progress being made around the area
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Nassariyah, IQ
The U.S. Army's 34th Infantry Division Command Sgt. Maj. Douglas Julin from Bemidji, Minn., listens to an explanation of the new Iraqi Army Regional Training Center layout during a tour of projects around Iraq's Nassariyah area, Nov. 15. The tour was held to show the progress being made around the area.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Nassariyah, IQ
Beams hang precariously from the ceiling in a building which is part of the new Regional Training Center for the Iraqi Army, during a tour of projects around Iraq's Nasiriyah area, Nov. 15. The tour was held to show the progress being made around the area.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Nassariyah, IQ
The 34th Infantry Division Command Sgt. Maj. Douglas Julin from Bemidji, Minn., prepares to give a unit coin to a soldier for a job well done after a tour of projects around Iraq's Nasiriyah area, Nov. 15. The tour was held to show the progress being made around the area.
Taken: 11.15.09 Posted: 11.18.09 Nassariyah, IQ
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