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1. The Iraqi soldiers were clearly excited as the day progressed, and displayed their enthusiasm to continue the fight.
2. Wounded Iraqi soldiers are expected to receive treatment either at civilian hospitals or if possible, at Coalition medical facilities[ 32].
3. Marines and Iraqi soldiers are making good progress, according to a Marine press release issued today. (Web site)
4. About 100 Iraqi soldiers were supporting the operation, which is designed to disrupt insurgent activity in the Anbar province.
5. Four other Iraqi soldiers were injured in the attack, said an official at the nearby Baqouba hospital, Ali Ahmed.

Iraqi Flags

1. Though it's an entryway into Iraq, there are no Iraqi flags, no Iraqi soldiers, and seemingly no Iraqi federal officials.

Combat Outpost North

1. Training side by side while stationed together at Combat Outpost North, the Marines and Iraqi Soldiers interact daily.

Training

1. The Iraqi Soldiers at Combat Outpost North have gained the respect and admiration of their Marine comrades and continue to excel at their training.

Bodies

1. Weeks later the bodies of executed Iraqi soldiers were still turning up all over the city. (Web site)

Area

1. Iraqi soldiers arrived and cleared the area. (Web site)

Casualties

1. Iraqi soldiers, supported by U.S. Marines, routed the terrorists without suffering any casualties. (Web site)

Police

1. Gunmen held sway until al-Maliki ordered Iraqi soldiers and police to regain control of Basra. (Web site)

Tactics

1. After a hard day's training, the Iraqi Soldiers were pleased with the new techniques and tactics they learned from the MTT.

Kuwait

1. Most Iraqi soldiers in Kuwait opted to surrender rather than fight. (Web site)

Third Day

1. On the third day, after light fighting and the surrender of thousands of Iraqi soldiers, Kuwait City was liberated. (Web site)

Insurgents

1. Insurgents in the area killed 21 people, believed to be missing Iraqi soldiers, whose bodies were found June 10. (Web site)

Marines

1. One Iraqi soldier was wounded when Marines and Iraqi soldiers stormed the building, killing two foreigners and arresting three, it said. (Web site)
2. The Marines consistently observe the progress and proficiency of the Iraqi Soldiers, confirming the effectiveness of the training they undergo.

Troops

1. Francis Piccoli said U.S. troops provided backup for the Iraqi soldiers but did not enter the mosques. (Web site)

American Troops

1. This time, with 160,000 American troops and thousands of newly trained Iraqi soldiers and police, there was a sense of security. (Web site)

Iraqi Soldiers

1. Operation Spear began on June 17, 2005, with 1,000 Marines and Iraqi soldiers in western Iraq to hunt for insurgents and foreign fighters. (Web site)
2. In 1991, during the debate before the Gulf War, Kerry initially opposed the immediate use of military force to expel Iraqi soldiers from Kuwait. (Web site)

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