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English: Cpl. Kimberly A. Martin, a lioness attached to 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 5, searches an Iraqi woman in Haditha, Iraq, May 1. Lionesses have the responsibility of searching Iraqi women at traffic control points because men are forbidden to search women in Iraqi culture. Before arriving to Haditha, the Lionesses went through training at Camp Ripper, Iraq.
Date Taken on 22 March 2008
Source http://www.marines.mil/unit/1stmardiv/5thregiment/rct5/PublishingImages/080322-3455C-3RDBN4THMAR-LIONESS-001.jpg
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