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Soldiers Say Goodbye to Orphans

Friday, 03 July 2009

FORWARD OPERATING BASE DELTA — Children from the Kut orphanage were treated to an evening of games, gifts and entertainment at the Rehanah Al-Haydaryah Family Park by 2nd Battalion, 20th Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Fires Brigade, June 26.

"It was an idea to have an event before the American forces left that they could say goodbye to the Iraqi children; and it should be in an open area like the park," said Ms. Nisreen Abdul Raoof, the director of the Kut orphanage.

Lt. Col. Timothy Bush, commander 2nd Bn., 20th FA Regt.,

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Soldiers Teach Iraqi Police Basic Combat Medical Skills at FOB Falcon

Sgt. Donald McLean (right) of Company C, 252nd Combined Arms Battalion, assists with teaching an Iraqi National Police officer from the Abu T-Shir area of Baghdad how to apply a field dressing during basic combat medical training at Forward Operating Base Falcon, July 1. The week-long course teaches such crucial skills as controlling bleeding, preventing shock and setting splints on the battlefield. Photo by Jason Chudy.

BAGHDAD — Soldiers from Company C, 252nd Combined Arms Battalion, recently finished training Iraqi Security Forces in basic combat medical skills at Forward Operating Base Falcon.

The week-long course was designed to give Iraqi National Police and local police from Baghdad's Abu T-Shir area the skills necessary to better treat their wounded since U.S. combat forces have withdrawn from Iraqi cities.

‘So Far, So Good’ in Iraq, Odierno Says

WASHINGTON — It’s “so far, so good” in Iraq since U.S. combat forces withdrew from the country’s cities and towns, the commander of Multi-National Force - Iraq said July 1.

New Healthcare Center Offers Easier Access

SULAYMANIYAH — For the 30,000 residents of the Humer Kwer quarter of this province, access to healthcare just got a lot easier with the completion of the Ruzh Hallat Primary Healthcare Center.