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    4th Inf. Div. leaders, career counselors accomplish mission – retaining Soldiers [Image 2 of 2]

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    The image shows a silver military badge for a Career Counselor, featuring an eagle with spread wings perched above crossed items, surrounded by a laurel wreath border. The badge is oval-shaped with raised metallic lettering reading 'CAREER COUNSELOR' along the bottom arc. This appears to be a U.S. Army Career Counselor Badge, rendered in oxidized silver-tone metal.

    BAGHDAD, IRAQ

    08.16.2008

    Courtesy Photo

    Multi-National Division Baghdad

    U.S. Army Career Counselor badge.

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    Date Taken: 08.16.2008
    Date Posted: 08.16.2008 08:27
    Photo ID: 108860
    Resolution: 294x230
    Size: 22.54 KB
    Location: BAGHDAD, IQ
    Web Views: 112
    Downloads: 14

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    Three U.S. Army soldiers in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) are conducting a military oath ceremony outdoors in what appears to be a desert environment. A female soldier on the left is administering an oath to a male soldier on the right, both with right hands raised, while a third soldier holds an American flag with gold fringe in the background. The setting suggests a forward operating base or deployed location.
    The image shows a silver military badge for a Career Counselor, featuring an eagle with spread wings perched above crossed items, surrounded by a laurel wreath border. The badge is oval-shaped with raised metallic lettering reading 'CAREER COUNSELOR' along the bottom arc. This appears to be a U.S. Army Career Counselor Badge, rendered in oxidized silver-tone metal.

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