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    Iron Claw Academy graduates its first class [Image 2 of 4]

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    The image shows a large pile of collapsed or demolished metal structural components, likely steel framing or scaffolding, scattered across a sandy desert-like ground. The debris appears to consist of thin metal straps, angle iron, and tubular sections in various sizes. A dark cylindrical pipe or tube is visible near the center of the pile.

    CAMP TAJI, IRAQ

    10.15.2008

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    3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division

    An Iraqi army mine resistant ambush protected equipped with an interrogator arm, a long extending metal arm with a two pronged blade at the end and a video camera, searches a pile of debris for a simulated improvised explosive device during route clearance training at Camp Taji, Iraq, Oct 15, 2008. The Iraqi's are being trained by U.S. Soldiers from A Company, 40th Engineer Battalion, attached to Task Force 1/6. The Iraqis are taught battle drills, how to look for and recognize IED's and what to do when they think they've encountered one, methods of structuring their route clearing convoys and how to keep the public safe from the IEDs.

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    Date Taken: 10.15.2008
    Date Posted: 10.23.2008 08:01
    Photo ID: 123952
    Resolution: 2592x1944
    Size: 1.01 MB
    Location: CAMP TAJI, IQ

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