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    First PLDC class for Iraqi Army [Image 6 of 17]

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    A formation of soldiers in desert camouflage uniforms stands at attention on a paved surface, with one soldier holding a guidon/pennant flag. A single soldier stands apart facing the formation, likely an officer or NCO conducting an inspection or ceremony. The setting appears to be a military compound or base, identifiable by concrete barriers (T-walls and Jersey barriers) and a tan building in the background.

    Standing tall, ten Iraqi Army Soldiers receive a certificate stating the completion of the PLDC course conducted at FOB Justice, Iraq. The 256th BCT held the first ever PLDC class in the history of the Iraqi Army, which was a success due to the willingness of the students to learn what it means to be a NCO. As NCOs, the ten graduates will take the knowledge they learned and exercise it among their fellow troops. With the success of its first class, the Iraqi army will begin to form a NCO structure amongst the ranks of its Soldiers that will help organize and strengthen the Iraqi army in years to come. (Photo by 1st Lt. Taysha Deaton 256th BCT)
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    Creation Date: 20050619
    Position: 256th BCT Public Affairs
    Headline: Iraqi Army graduates its first PLDC class of ten.
    Copyright Notice: Photograph is the property of 256th BCT Public Affairs and taken by Spc. Chris Foster.

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    Date Taken: 02.28.2004
    Date Posted: 06.29.2005 14:44
    Photo ID: 7145
    Resolution: 2304x1728
    Size: 587.36 KB
    Location: CAMP JUSTICE, IQ

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