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Friday, September 05, 2003

 

Iraqi News

Dressed in full combat gear, Iraqi troops returned to the streets of Saddam Hussein's hometown Friday - this time patrolling with American soldiers.

After being trained by the 4th Infantry Division, 31 Iraqi Civil Defense Corps militiamen walked side by side, their AK-47 rifles ready, with U.S. soldiers, greeting townsfolk and the occasional shopkeeper...

The first few hours of patrol went without incident. Near the bridge intersection, the Iraqi patrol and the Americans found a homemade bomb next to a roadside. A U.S. Army explosive ordnance disposal team was called in.

Walking back to their base, the Iraqis perspired in the heat, but looked satisfied. One developed blisters on his feet. Another wore a slightly oversized pair of sunglasses and said the only words he knew in English: "I'll be back."
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