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    New 321st AEW Commander Sees Promising Future for Iraqi Air Forces [Image 4 of 5]

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    A United States Air Force officer in a tan flight suit stands at a wooden podium bearing the United States Air Force seal, appearing to deliver a speech or address. An American flag is draped in the background alongside what appears to be an Air Force flag. The setting appears to be a formal military ceremony held in a marble-columned hall.

    BAGHDAD, IRAQ

    01.07.2010

    Photo by Master Sgt. Patricia Bunting 

    U.S. Air Forces Central, Baghdad Media Outreach Team

    Air Force Brig. Gen. Scott Hanson, new commander of the 321st Air Expeditionary Wing, addresses the audience at the change of command ceremony in Al Faw Palace on Victory Base Complex, Baghdad, Iraq Jan. 7. The mission of the 321st AEW is to train and advise the Iraqi air force in order to advance the foundational airpower capabilities of Iraqi airmen.

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    Date Taken: 01.07.2010
    Date Posted: 01.08.2010 03:32
    Photo ID: 238026
    VIRIN: 100107-F-5114B-004
    Resolution: 2832x4256
    Size: 6.06 MB
    Location: BAGHDAD, IQ
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    A formal military ceremony is taking place inside a grand rotunda-style hall, likely a former palace in Iraq. The event is hosted by United States Forces-Iraq, as indicated by the large organizational seal banner on the right. Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are assembled in formation on the marble floor, with a large American flag and other flags displayed on the stage.
    Three military personnel in tan/khaki flight suits stand at attention during a formal ceremony. They are positioned in front of multiple flags including the United States flag, the Iraqi flag, and what appears to be U.S. Air Force flags. The setting appears to be an indoor military ceremony venue with draped red, white, and blue bunting in the background.
    Two U.S. Air Force officers in tan flight suits are conducting a formal change of command ceremony, passing a blue unit guidon between them. The ceremony takes place on a stage with multiple flags displayed in the background, including the U.S. flag and what appears to be an Iraqi flag, suggesting a deployed location. A third service member in digital camouflage uniform stands between them holding the flag staff.
    A United States Air Force officer in a tan flight suit stands at a wooden podium bearing the United States Air Force seal, appearing to deliver a speech or address. An American flag is draped in the background alongside what appears to be an Air Force flag. The setting appears to be a formal military ceremony held in a marble-columned hall.
    A military ceremony or briefing is taking place inside a grand marble-columned hall, likely a government building or palace. Rows of uniformed military personnel are seated facing a stage with American flags and a large projection screen displaying a video feed. A speaker stands at a podium on the stage while additional personnel are seated behind them.

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