AMARIYAH, Iraq – A battered Iraqi flag flies atop the police station here, May 16. There are more than 25 policemen on duty in Amariyah and coalition police transition teams say they are a model for the rest of Anbar. - AMARIYAH, Iraq – A battered Iraqi flag flies atop the police station here, May 16. There are more than 25 policemen on duty in Amariyah and coalition police transition teams say they are a model for the rest of Anbar.
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The Modular Tactical Vest comes with several components that Marines have to carefully configure and maintain.(Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ethan E. Rocke)(Released) - The Modular Tactical Vest comes with several components that Marines have to carefully configure and maintain.(Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ethan E. Rocke)(Released)
Marines from Task Force Tarawa form a 360 with their vehicles during Operation Southern Scimitar, May 18. The 360 was made to assure all areas surrounding the vehicles are being observed at all times of the mission. - Marines from Task Force Tarawa form a 360 with their vehicles during Operation Southern Scimitar, May 18. The 360 was made to assure all areas surrounding the vehicles are being observed at all times of the mission.
Okinawa-based U.S. Marines from 3rd Marine Division watched as Royal Thai Reconnaissance Marines showed them how to catch a cobra during jungle survival training at Thailand's Ban Chan Krem Training Area May 14. The Marines got a crash course in jungle survival from their Thai counterparts during Cobra Gold's nine-day field training exercise. Cobra Gold is an annual, multilateral exercise, now in its 26th year, gives the U.S., Thailand and their Pacific partners skills to come together and act decisively at a moment's notice to meet any contingency that could threaten the security and stability of the region. (Official Cobra Gold 2007 Photo by: Cpl. Mark Fayloga) (Released) (Official Cobra Gold 2007 Photo by: Cpl. Mark Fayloga) (Released) - Okinawa-based U.S. Marines from 3rd Marine Division watched as Royal Thai Reconnaissance Marines showed them how to catch a cobra during jungle survival training at Thailand's Ban Chan Krem Training Area May 14. The Marines got a crash course in jungle survival from their Thai counterparts during Cobra Gold's nine-day field training exercise. Cobra Gold is an annual, multilateral exercise, now in its 26th year, gives the U.S., Thailand and their Pacific partners skills to come together and act decisively at a moment's notice to meet any contingency that could threaten the security and stability of the region. (Official Cobra Gold 2007 Photo by: Cpl. Mark Fayloga) (Released) (Official Cobra Gold 2007 Photo by: Cpl. Mark Fayloga) (Released)
From left: Gunnery Sgt. Angel Barcenas and Sgt. Justin G. Brown lead a formation of Marines, firemen and policemen across Manhattan May 24. Barcenas' legs were amputated after he sustained injuries in Iraq last year. Brown is a liaison with the Marine Casualty Services Branch at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. - From left: Gunnery Sgt. Angel Barcenas and Sgt. Justin G. Brown lead a formation of Marines, firemen and policemen across Manhattan May 24. Barcenas' legs were amputated after he sustained injuries in Iraq last year. Brown is a liaison with the Marine Casualty Services Branch at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
The amphibious assault ship Wasp sails past the Statue of Liberty during a parade of ships during Fleet Week 2007 May 24. - The amphibious assault ship Wasp sails past the Statue of Liberty during a parade of ships during Fleet Week 2007 May 24.