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A bonfire lit the sky of Babil Province, as noncommissioned officers from the 172nd Infantry Brigade welcomed 22 graduates into the ranks of leadership at the first-ever Blackhawk Warrior Leader Course in theater. The week-long accelerated training program has a focus on over 20 hands-on, performance-based skills ranging from Iraqi security professionalization to fundamental lifesaving skills. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Bethany L. Little)

U.S. training efforts build self-sufficiency in Iraq
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