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U.S. Army Sgt. Joseph S. Singleton plays with an Iraqi boy Feb. 23, 2007. Al Angur, a town that American forces started patrolling in October 2006, has opened its arms to the coalition forces that now patrol its streets. Soldiers from the 1st Iraqi Army Division patrolled alongside the U.S. soldiers and Marines.

CHATTING WITH CHILD

U.S. Army Sgt. Joseph S. Singleton plays with an Iraqi boy Feb. 23, 2007. Al Angur, a town that American forces started patrolling in October 2006, has opened its arms to the coalition forces that now patrol its streets. Soldiers from the 1st Iraqi Army Division patrolled alongside the U.S. soldiers and Marines.

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