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Art Builds Friendships, Even in Iraq
Two Iraqi girls celebrate after painting a t-wall at Forward Operating Base War Eagle in northern Baghdad, March 29. During the day, children of the village next to War Eagle, who were between the ages 2 and 12, painted their artwork on the t-wall that line the way to their school.
An Iraqi child paints a design on t-wall as others watch, March 29, at Forward Operating Base War Eagle. The children were invited to paint the t-wall they walk by daily on their way to school. (Photo/Capt. Walter Zurkowski)
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