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Engineers Keep Power Flowing in Baghdad

Erich Langer | United States Central Command 0 Comments Discuss
Added: November 03, 2008

“We are helping meet the basic needs of the people of Iraq - with electricity, water and medical care… things many of us take for granted everyday,” said Maj. Gen. Michael R. Eyre.

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