U.S. Army soldiers from 2/7 Cav are lined up on the streets of Mosul, as small arms fire erupts in the vicinity. (Photo by Jim Spiri)
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U.S. Army soldiers from 2/7 Cav are lined up on the streets of Mosul, as small arms fire erupts in the vicinity. (Photo by Jim Spiri)
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Jim, I have just been turned on to your site by my son that is currently serving in Mosul. I first want to say that what you are doing is a wonderful service to all of the families of the soldiers serving abroad. I read your stories with great anticipation and look at each picture with a great smile that someone will have the wonderful opportunity of seeing their loved one because of your great works. You are a true blessing to all of us and I want to THANK YOU for all you do. My prayers are with you and your family as well as all the families with loved ones serving our great nation.
Posted by Maryleta Ayers | September 16, 2007 8:20 AM
Posted on September 16, 2007 08:20