File:Foot patrols in Al Muthanna Province, 2005.jpg

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Caption: 20050530adf8239682_001 Corporal John Smallacombe patrols along a railway line near Camp Smitty during routine foot patrols in the Al Muthanna Province. (Date taken: 30 April 2005)

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