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A Kurdish Army Peshmerga "Special Forces" Soldier places his
AK-74 assault rifle on the ground to pose for a photograph at a river stream located in the countryside near
Dahuk.
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A Kurdish Peshmerga fighter holding his daughter in their village outside of
Dahuk.
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Kurdish Peshmerga contract guards cleaning their weapons, a variation of the
AK-47 with folding butt-stock. These Peshmerga’s are employed as bodyguards and drivers for US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) personnel at the USACE compound in
Dahuk.
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U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Charles Holt (left) and Kurdish Peshmerga “Special Forces" Sergeant (SGT) Karzan Girdy, pose for a photograph outside of
Erbil. Sergeant First Class Holt carries a
M16A2 rifle and Sergeant Girdy is armed with a
MP5A3 sub-machine gun.
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Kurdish Army Peshmerga "Special Forces" Soldier armed with a
AK-74 assault rifle poses for a photograph outside a mountain-top villa once used by Saddam Hussein, located near
Erbil.
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The Kurdish Peshmerga platoon of the newly-formed Joint Iraqi Security Company marches to class, Mosul, Iraq. The U.S. 2nd Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 101st Airborne Division are jointly training Kurdish and Iraqi forces, to become the first self-sufficient local military force.
A Kurdish Peshmerga fighter holding his daughter in their village outside of Dahuk.
The Kurdish Peshmerga platoon of the newly-formed Joint Iraqi Security Company marches to class, Mosul, Iraq. The U.S. 2nd Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 101st Airborne Division are jointly training Kurdish and Iraqi forces, to become the first self-sufficient local military force.
