Marinesoldaten und Matrosen aus der Neunundzwanzig Palmen, Calif.-based 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, zusammen mit einer Handvoll von irakischen Soldaten, zwei Tage von medizinischen Auswertungen bereitgestellt, um die Bürger über die kleinen Dörfer entlang der Iraqi-Syrian Grenze in der westlichen Provinz Al Anbar, Juni 10-11, 2006. Die Operation war der erste seiner Art in dem Gebiet, in dem irakischen Soldaten und Marines Verhalten täglich Sicherheitspatrouillen, aussortieren Aufständischen und der Improvised Explosive Devices Terroristen Anlage neben dem Irak Fahrbahnen. Hier, Marine Petty Officer 2. Klasse Michael Christoforo, eine 32-Jährige aus St. Marys, Ga.

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Marines and sailors from the Twenty-nine Palms, Calif.-based 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, along with a handful of Iraqi soldiers, provided two days of medical evaluations to citizens of the small villages along the Iraqi-Syrian border in western Al Anbar Province June 10-11, 2006. The operation was the first of its kind in the area where Iraqi soldiers and Marines conduct daily security patrols, weeding out insurgents and the improvised explosive devices terrorists plant alongside Iraq’s roadways. Here, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Christoforo, a 32-year-old from St. Marys, Ga., and hospital corpsman for 3rd Civil Affairs Group, conducts a medical evaluation of an Iraqi boy June 10, in the village of Al Amari near the Iraqi-Syrian border. The team of Iraqi soldiers, Marines, and Navy corpsmen set up their temporary medical clinics at elementary schools in each town. Within several hours, more than 100 Iraqis received an evaluation by the Americans. The large turnout for the village of less than 1, 000 Iraqis was a clear sign that cooperation is improving between Iraqis and the Iraqi Army, according to Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Christoforo, a hospital corpsman with the 3rd Civil Affairs Group. (UPI Photo/Cpl. Antonio Rosas/US MARINE CORPS)