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U.S. Sailors participate in the Fiscal Year 2010 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at the Al Faw Palace, Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq, Sept. 16. The CPO Pinning is a 116-year naval tradition indicating the Sailor has completed the transition from the rank of Petty Officer 1st Class to CPO.
Taken: 09.16.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Camp Victory, IQ
U.S. Sailors participate in the Fiscal Year 2010 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at the Al Faw Palace, Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq, Sept. 16. The CPO Pinning is a 116-year naval tradition indicating the Sailor has completed the transition from the rank of Petty Officer 1st Class to CPO.
Taken: 09.16.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Camp Victory, IQ
U.S. Sailors participate in the Fiscal Year 2010 Chief Petty Officer Pinning Ceremony at the Al Faw Palace, Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq, Sept. 16. The CPO Pinning is a 116-year naval tradition indicating the Sailor has completed the transition from the rank of Petty Officer 1st Class to CPO.
Taken: 09.16.09 Posted: 09.29.09 Camp Victory, IQ
Smoke pours into the night air as bulldozer operator, Spc. Christopher Miller, Company A, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, of Philadelphia, knocks down the skeleton of a collapsed building in the Ghazaliyah district.
Taken: 07.14.09 Posted: 07.27.09 Baghdad, IQ
Sgt. Nicholas Rogers, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), 225th Engineer Brigade, a native of New Bloomfield, Pa., cuts rebar that was holding a dilapidated building together. Rogers and fellow troops from Company A, 46th ECB (H) cut over 200 feet of rebar to remove the collapsed structure from a neighborhood in the Ghazaliyah district. The heat generated from the cutting operations could be felt over 10-feet away.
Taken: 07.14.09 Posted: 07.27.09 Baghdad, IQ
A bucket loader operator dumps concrete rubble and metal into the back of a 20-ton dump truck as Spc. Derek Fay, 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), from Miami, Okla., oversees ground operations. Fay provided ground guidance to ensure the loader and the dump trucks did not drive over sharp metal pieces that could puncture a tire or cause damage to the heavy engineer equipment.
Taken: 07.14.09 Posted: 07.27.09 Baghdad, IQ
U.S. Soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division, 225 Engineering Brigade, Alpha Company 46th Engineer Combat Battalion (Heavy), Earth Movers Platoon, conduct land clearing operations in Ghazaliyah, Iraq, July 14, 2009.
Taken: 07.14.09 Posted: 08.31.09 Baghdad, IQ
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