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RMHEA834–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – Two Iraqi children play during Iraqi Kids Day here Oct. 10, 2009. JBB hosted 125 children, parents and officials, increasing community relations with surrounding villages. Staff Sgt. Heather M. Norris) (Released)
RM2RWH1H7–Iraqi kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Arbaeen is an annual pilgrimage observed by Shia Muslims. Pilgrims walk for about 20 days from cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala, where they commemorate the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad. Imam Hussein was killed in battle in 680 AD in a conflict against the Caliph Yazid. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, the pilgrims arrive in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine, and millions gather for this final day of Arbaeen. Along the route, volunte
RM2RWH2M4–Iraqi kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Arbaeen is an annual pilgrimage observed by Shia Muslims. Pilgrims walk for about 20 days from cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala, where they commemorate the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad. Imam Hussein was killed in battle in 680 AD in a conflict against the Caliph Yazid. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, the pilgrims arrive in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine, and millions gather for this final day of Arbaeen. Along the route, volunte
RM2RWH2AF–Najaf, Iraq. 4th Sep, 2023. Iraqi kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Arbaeen is an annual pilgrimage observed by Shia Muslims. Pilgrims walk for about 20 days from cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala, where they commemorate the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad. Imam Hussein was killed in battle in 680 AD in a conflict against the Caliph Yazid. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, the pilgrims arrive in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine, and millions gather for this final day of A
RM2RWGE23–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, an
RM2X11FT1–An Iraqi youth catches a ball at second base to make the first out of the day during a baseball game with Soldiers from the 416th Civil Affairs Battalion, an Army Reserve unit from Norristown, Pa. The 416th Soldiers are teaching children from Al Kush, Iraq, a village approximately 50 km from Mosul, to play the game of baseball ca. July 29, 2004
RME0JW95–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq- - Senior Airman Katie King, Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force, builds a mock baseball diamon
RM2RE740B–Homeless children sit on the back of a motorized tricycle on a street in Skopje, North Macedonia
RME0JT39–U.S. Army Maj. Gary Farley, chairman of the Iraqi Scouting program in Baghdad walks hand-in-hand with a young girl during the t
RM2CBXY47–Yezidi women and their children attending the annual religious festival of Yezidis in the town of Lalish, in the Kurdistan region of Northern Iraq.
RFC5614C–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RME1GW68–Capt. Patrick Vardaro, second from left, commander of Company B, 1st Battalion, 63rd Armor Regiment, 2nd Advise and Assist Brig
RFA763CX–An Amphibious Assault Vehicle rolls down the city streets while patrolling with personnel and Iraqi soldiers here May 4.
RMARAGA3–Mom and son 30 and 5 protesting Iraq sanctions. In the Heart of the Beast May Day Festival Minneapolis Minnesota MN USA
RMTYENK1–R.I. (Nov. 4, 2016) Staff Cmdr. Ghassan Al-Ghadhban, Iraqi navy, gives a presentation about the country of Iraq to high school students at Rogers High School (RHS) in Newport, Rhode Island. Al-Ghadhban is a current student at U.S. Naval War College (NWC). He volunteered to speak to the class as part of RHS’s International Studies Program. The international programs at RHS and NWC directly relate to strengthening global maritime partnerships, one of NWC’s core missions.
RMHEA835–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq -- An Iraqi boy soaks Army Sgt. Joshua McGinnis, 23rd Ordnance Company firefighter, during the Iraqi Kids Day here Oct. 10, 2009. Sergeant McGinnis is deployed here from Grafenwoehr, Germany, and is a native of Springfield, Mo. Staff Sgt. Heather M. Norris) (Released)
RM2RWGCRB–Iraqi Shia kids holding food on their heads call upon Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and vi
RM2RWGDMN–Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open th
RM2RWGE22–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, an
RM2RE749W–Homeless children sit on the back of a motorized tricycle on a street in Skopje, North Macedonia
RFC56170–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMTYEP6G–R.I. (Nov. 4, 2016) Staff Cmdr. Ghassan Al-Ghadhban, Iraqi navy, gives a presentation about the country of Iraq to high school students at Rogers High School (RHS) in Newport, Rhode Island. Al-Ghadhban is a current student at U.S. Naval War College (NWC). He volunteered to speak to the class as part of RHS’s International Studies Program. The international programs at RHS and NWC directly relate to strengthening global maritime partnerships, one of NWC’s core missions.
RMHEA83B–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq -- An Iraqi child kicks a soccer ball in an effort to score a goal during the Iraqi Kids Day here Oct. 10, 2009. JBB hosted 125 children, parents and officials, increasing community relations with surrounding villages. Staff Sgt. Heather M. Norris) (Released)
RM2RWGCT4–Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open th
RMHEK79X–1st Lt. Susan Sponable, Budget Analyst with the 36th Engineer Brigade, colors a picture with little Sanaa, one of the Iraqi children invited to Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Nov. 5. The children also got a chance to play sports outside with voluntee service members. Iraqi Kids Day 338189
RM2RWGDME–Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open th
RMHEK545–Master Sgt. Kevin Zavala, a chaplins assitant for the 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), and a Necedah, Wis., native, poses for a phots as an Iraqi boy takes a photo of him druing Iraqi Kids Day, July 31, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Zavala has seven children of his own and wanted to use his expereince with children to help out in this event. JBB service members host Iraqi Kids Day 307276
RM2RWGDF0–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. Iraqi Shia kids holding food on their heads call upon Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide
RMHEA83D–Technical Sgt. Aimee Klarmann, 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group, greets an Iraqi girl during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, June 19. This was the second Iraqi Kids Day for Klarmann. Iraqi Kids Day serves as part of the ongoing base effort to spread goodwill to the local community. Over 70 children from local villages were bussed on base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun. : Senior Airman Matthew Coleman-Foster)
RMHEK79F–Spc. Zane Craig, public affairs specialist with the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), and a Gettysburg, Pa., native, places a sticker onto a little boy's jacket allowing him access to Joint Base Balad, Iraq, during Iraqi Kids day on Nov. 5. More than 130 kids were given the opportunity to dance, play soccer, beanbag toss, and even ping-pong. Iraqi Kids Day 338190
RM2RE74K6–Homeless children sit on the back of a motorized tricycle on a street in Skopje, North Macedonia
RMHEA83E–Capt. Rob Fowler, 362nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron, teaches an Iraqi boy how to play paddle ball during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, June 19. Fowler volunteered as a mentor for the event. Iraqi Kids Day serves as part of the ongoing base effort to spread goodwill to the local community. Over 70 children from local villages were bussed on base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun. : Senior Airman Matthew Coleman-Foster)
RFC5618C–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMTYENG1–R.I. (Nov. 4, 2016) Staff Cmdr. Ghassan Al-Ghadhban, Iraqi navy, and Capt. Mark Turner, director, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) Naval Staff College, speak with high school students at Rogers High School (RHS) in Newport, Rhode Island about the country of Iraq. Al-Ghadhban is a current NWC student and volunteered to speak to the class as part of RHS’s International Studies Program. The international programs at RHS and NWC directly relate to strengthening global maritime partnerships, one of NWC’s core missions.
RM2RWGCRT–Iraqi Shia kids distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open th
RM2RWGDM9–Iraqi Shia kids holding food on their heads call upon Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and vi
RM2RWGE29–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. Iraqi Shia girls distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, a
RMHEA83C–Maj. Matt Russell, 55th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, teaches an Iraqi boy how to use his digital camera during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, June 19. Russell volunteered as a mentor for the event. Iraqi Kids Day serves as part of the ongoing base effort to spread goodwill to the local community. Over 70 children from local villages were bussed on base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun. : Senior Airman Matthew Coleman-Foster)
RFC56151–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMTYENMR–R.I. (Nov. 4, 2016) Staff Cmdr. Ghassan Al-Ghadhban, Iraqi navy, and Capt. Mark Turner, director, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) Naval Staff College, speak with high school students at Rogers High School (RHS) in Newport, Rhode Island about the country of Iraq. Al-Ghadhban is a current NWC student and volunteered to speak to the class as part of RHS’s International Studies Program. The international programs at RHS and NWC directly relate to strengthening global maritime partnerships, one of NWC’s core missions.
RM2RWGCT9–Iraqi Shia girls distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open t
RM2RWGDN1–Iraqi Shia girls distribute water among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open t
RM2RWGDFK–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. Iraqi Shia girls shout religious slogans as Shia Muslim pilgrims march from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water,
RMHEA83A–Technical Sgt. Coda Whitehead, 332nd Expeditionary Maintenance Squadron, plays basketball with an Iraqi boy during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, June 19. Whitehead volunteered as a mentor for the event. Iraqi Kids Day serves as part of the ongoing base effort to spread goodwill to the local community. Over 70 children from local villages were bussed on base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun. : Senior Airman Matthew Coleman-Foster)
RMHEKY2C–U.S. Army soldiers and U.S. Air Force airmen serve food to Iraqi children during Iraqi Kids' Day at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-082
RFC5618N–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEKY1Y–A U.S. Army soldier sits and colors a picture with a young Iraqi girl during Iraqi Kids' Day at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-014
RMHEKY20–A U.S. Army soldier of 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, plays a board game with an Iraqi boy during Iraqi Kids' Day at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-030
RMHEAABT–Members from the 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group demonstrate a litter carry for an Iraqi child, June 25, during Iraqi Kids Day. Iraqi Kids Day allowed U.S. service members to explain about the military and American culture to their child while their child explained about Iraqi culture.
RMTYGG34–A Kubasaki High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet models the United States Marine Corps Marine Patter uniform worn by the Marines who fought in Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom during a Marine Corps birthday uniform pageant Nov. 8 aboard Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. Holding true to their reputation as the one of the fiercest fighting forces in the world, the Marines led an assault that combined a level of lethality, speed and precision never before witnessed. Marines such as Sgt. Dakota Meyer, stayed true to the tradition of the Marine Corps and consistently put t
RMHEK7A1–Spc. John Romansky, Combat Engineer, 229th Multiple Role Bridge Company, 36th Engineer Brigade, hands out sandals as part of 'Operation Flip Flop' to Iraqi children during Iraqi Kids Day on Joint Base Balad. Iraqi Kids Day, Operation Flip-Flop 340113
RM2RWGCR7–Iraqi Shia girls shout religious slogans as Shia Muslim pilgrims march from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open
RM2RWGDMR–An Iraqi Shia girl distribute tissue papers among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villag
RM2RWGE81–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. An Iraqi Shia girl distribute juice among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water,
RFC5619W–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEK7A2–Spc. John Romansky, Combat Engineer, 229th Multiple Role Bridge Company, 36th Engineer Brigade, hands out sandals as part of 'Operation Flip Flop' to Iraqi children during Iraqi Kids Day on Joint Base Balad. Iraqi Kids Day- Operation Flip-Flop 340112
RM2RWGCRA–An Iraqi Shia girl distribute tissue papers among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villag
RMHEAABP–A U.S. Army soldier teaches an Iraqi boy how to skateboard during Iraqi Kids Day held, June 25, 2011, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. More than 100 volunteers from across JBB volunteered to spend a few hours with the children and learn about their culture while the children learned a little about the military and American culture.
RM2RWGDMK–An Iraqi Shia girl distribute juice among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open
RMHEA83G–An Airman plays kickball with two Iraqi boys during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed onto base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RM2RWGDFH–Najaf, Iraq. 3rd Sep, 2023. An Iraqi Shia girl distribute tissue papers among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food
RMHEK67E–Maj. James Galluzzo, the magician and officer in charge of the human resources for the 3rd Sustainment Brigade, native of Salem, N.H., performs magic tricks for a group of local Iraqi children during Joint Base Balad's Iraqi Kids Day. Sept. 25. (U.S. Army photo by by Sgt. Gaelen Lowers) 3rd Sustainment Brigade participates in Iraqi Kids Day 327967
RMHEN4N8–Sgt. Matthew Carpenter, a chaplain assistant for the 90th Sustainment Brigade, 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) and a Portales, N.M., native, shares a laugh with Zakaria, a child at Iraqi Kid's Day, Nov. 21, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Carpenter was Zakaria's mentor at an all day event that focused on children's hygiene. Iraqi children learn about personal hygiene at JBB 227455
RMHEA83N–Members of the 332nd Expeditionary Force Support Squadron serve ice cream to Iraqi kids during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed onto base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RMHEX7TJ–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq- - Senior Airman Katie King, Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force, builds a mock baseball diamond with her mentee, Fatima, during Iraqi Kid’s Day, Jan. 22, 2011. Airman King is stationed at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., and is a native of Houston. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Keyonna Fennell) Flickr - DVIDSHUB - Kid's Day (Image 3 of 3)
RFC5613H–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEK53X–Senior Airment Brandon Lasmith, an emergency manager for the 332nd Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron, and a Greensboro, N.C., native, spins a hula-hoop around his arm for an Iraqi boy on July 31 while volunteering for Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. This monthly event allows children to come on the base to interact with U.S. Forces in a non-hostile enviroment. Iraqi Kids Day 307257
RMHEK86K–Sgt. Tracie Slempa, broadcast with the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, 103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), and a Pittston, Pa., native, smiles while recording footage of local Iraqi children having a good time with service members during Iraqi kids day at Contingency Operating Base Speicher, Dec. 17. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Matthew G. Keeler. Sgt. Tracie Slempa, broadcaster with the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment 352335
RMHEA83K–Tech. Sgt. Joseph Ferrer, 332nd Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron construction manager, plays volleyball with an Iraqi boy during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed onto base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RM2RWGD07–An Iraqi Shia girl distribute juice among Shia Muslim pilgrims marching from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open
RM2RWGDT5–Iraqi Shia girls shout religious slogans as Shia Muslim pilgrims march from Najaf towards Shrine city of Karbala. Every year, millions of Shia Muslims and some from other faiths undertake a 20-day pilgrimage on foot from various cities in Iraq and Iran to the holy city of Karbala. This pilgrimage is in remembrance of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, who died in a battle in 680 AD. On the 40th day of mourning for Hussein, known as Arbaeen, pilgrims converge in Karbala to pay tribute at his shrine. Along the way, volunteers provide food, water, and shelter, and villagers open
RFC56167–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEA83H–Army Col. Colleen Shull, 502nd Dental Company Area Support officer in charge, plays a game of billiards with some local children during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed on base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RMHEA83F–JOINT BASE BALAD, IRAQ -- Lt. Col. Michael Vecera, 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing Staff Judge Advocate, and an Iraqi youth connect pieces together to build a toy Dec. 11, 2010. Iraqi Kids Day is held every four to six weeks and includes activities such as games, dancing and coloring. Colonel Vecera is a native of Baltimore and is deployed from Seymour-Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Senior Airman Marianne E. Lane)
RMHEA83R–Senior Master Sgt. James Haavisto, 332nd Expeditionary Operations Support Squadron weather flight NCO in charge, plays a game of foosball with two Iraqi boys during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed onto base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RFC56183–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEA83J–Senior Master Sgt. James Haavisto, 332nd Expeditionary Operations Support Squadron weather flight NCO in charge, plays a game of foosball with two Iraqi boys during Iraqi Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, April 24. This was the first Iraqi Kids Day of 2010 and it serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace. Thirty-four children from a local orphanage were bussed onto base to play games, share culture and to have a day of fun.
RMHEKY29–A U.S. Army soldier shows the capabilities of her smart phone to an Iraqi boy at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-055
RMHEKY1T–U.S. Air Force airmen and U.S. Army soldiers applaud as Iraqi children walk by on Iraqi Kids' Day at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-007
RMHEKY2A–A U.S. Air Force airman teaches a young Iraqi girl how to play 'patty cake' during Iraqi Kids' Day at Joint Base Balad in Salah Aldin province, Iraq, Oct. 1, 2011. The purpose of Iraqi Kids' Day is to build positive relations with Iraqi children, let them know that the U.S. forces in Iraq are friendly and are here to help the well-being of Iraq's citizens. All these soldiers and airmen are in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn. (Photo by Pfc. Nikko-Angelo Matos) Iraqi Kids' Day 111001-A-YV529-060
RMM2PKJE–Painting fun. JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – A local Iraqi girl paints on one of the many T-walls at Joint Base Balad during Iraqi Kids Day, March 26, 2011. Units operating from Joint Base Balad regularly host events, such as the Iraqi Kids Day, bringing service members together with the local Iraqi community to build relationships and provide the children an opportunity to have fun. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Ricardo Branch, 2nd AAB PAO, 25th Inf. Div., USD-N) Painting fun by United States Forces - Iraq (Inactive)
RFC5613R–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMM2PKJX–Smash and grab. JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – A local Iraqi girl breaks open a piñata during an Iraqi Kids Day, March 26, 2011, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Since the summer of 2010, units serving at Joint Base Balad have hosted Kids Day. Hosted by U.S. Soldiers of 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, approximately 100 Iraqi children participated in the day’s events, to include rappel rides, face painting, sport activities, and a piñata filled with candy and toys. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Ricardo Branch, 2nd AAB PAO, 25th Inf. Div., USD-N) Smash and grab by United States Forces - Iraq (Inactiv
RFC56141–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMM2PKJD–Going down the zip line. JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – A local Iraqi girl soars down the zip line into the awaiting arms of U.S. Army Soldiers during an Iraqi Kids Day, March 26, 2011, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Soldiers of 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, joined units at Joint Base Balad, hosting approximately 100 Iraqi children participated in the day’s events, to include rappel rides, face painting, sport activities, and a piñata filled with candy and toys. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Ricardo Branch, 2nd AAB PAO, 25th Inf. Div., USD-N) Going down the zip line by United States Forces - Ir
RFC5617R–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMM2PKJ7–A little football. JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq – 1st Lt. Jae Kim, executive officer of Battery A, 2nd Battalion, 11th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, U.S. Division North, kicks a soccer ball around with a local Iraqi child during an Iraqi Kids Day, March 26, 2011, at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Kim, a Fort Lee, N.J., native, participated in Iraqi Kids Day with other members of 2nd Bn., 11th FA Regt. Since the summer of 2010, U.S. Soldiers of Joint Base Balad have hosted Kids Day, offering kids and local Iraqis a rare glimpse in the lives of U.S. troops o
RMM2PGFJ–JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq- - Senior Airman Katie King, Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force, builds a mock baseball diamond with her mentee, Fatima, during Iraqi Kid’s Day, Jan. 22, 2011. Airman King is stationed at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., and is a native of Houston. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Keyonna Fennell) Iraqi Kid u2019s Day by United States Forces - Iraq (Inactive)
RFC56158–Soldier from the Royal Regiment of Wales on patrol with children in Basra, Southern Iraq, Middle East
RMHEA82Y–Two Iraqi boys draw on a board during Iraqi Kids Health Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, May 15. The kids were taught the importance of cleanliness through fun activities. This event serves as part of the ongoing base effort to positively engage the local populace.
RMHEJMMG–Two Iraqi children eat ice cream at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct. 10, 2009 during a kids' day hosted by the Air Force here. Children were brought on base to learn fire safety, play games and interact with their military mentors. Service members donate time, goods to Iraqis 227214
RMHEK46Y–An Iraqi boy kicks a soccer ball around with service members June 19 during Kids Day at Joint Base Balad, Iraq. Service members entertained 77 children, ages 6-14, with American games, food and music. Iraqi kids play American games at Joint Base Balad 294112
RMHEHWDC–A local boy throws a trash bag into the back of a garbage truck during Dujaylah Pride Day April 18. Kids joined in the event that showed the local community the unity between the Iraqi security forces, Government of Iraq and coalition forces to strengthen community ties. Iraqi security forces lead the way for Dujaylah Pride Day 166217
RMHEJMHX–An Iraqi child parades his balloon around the basketball course at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct. 10, 2009, while participating in a kids' day event hosted by the Air Force here. During the day, Iraq children participated in a fire safety class. Afterwards, the children and their military mentors played soccer, made paper airplanes and had a water fight. Service members donate time, goods to Iraqis 227211
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