Video: Gunfight in Adhamiyah, Iraq
This video, purportedly of action in Adhamiyah, Iraq, features both U.S. and Iraqi Army in a joint operation against insurgents.

This video, purportedly of action in Adhamiyah, Iraq, features both U.S. and Iraqi Army in a joint operation against insurgents.

This is the Al Faw palace at Camp Victory in Baghdad. Saddam used to occupy it, but it's now home to MNC-I.
Here's one of my soldiers manning the gunner's post. This was during one of our trips into Qayyarah.
This is a UH60 refueling. I don't recall what base this is on. They kick the passengers off while they're doing this, which is when I got this picture.
This chair, located in the Al Faw palace was once owned by Saddam. It's a favorite spot for soldiers to get their pictures taken (can you tell?).
This gentleman was herding sheep around our FOB. The area we were in was predominantly farm and sheep-herding country.
This is a mosque located on our FOB. No American was alloowed inside - even if you were security (like me) or an American Muslim.
Iraqi Police having their vehicles checked prior to entry to the base. We trusted the Iraqi Army in our area better than the police.
Believe it or not, this is what they served for dinner one night. I think it was a case of a Turk not translating to English correctly.
This is a mural I saw on Victory Base Complex in Baghdad. Obviously, it's supposed to show the heroic former Iraqi army. There's a painted-over figure on the left. I'm guessing that was Saddam.
I took this photo while flying over Baghdad. It is the Grand Mosque which Saddam was building when the invasion occurred. When finished, it was supposed to be the largest mosque in the world. I doubt it will ever be completed.
Here I am at the infamous Abu Ghraib. While in Baghdad, I ran into a friend of mine and was able to join one of his unit's convoys to this prison. This is, of course, prior to this facility being turned over to the Iraqis.
While in Iraq, you get a one-week MWR trip to Qatar. On one of the trips we were allowed to take, this Qatari was selling camel rides. I didn't bother with it.
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