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Iraqi Women With Big Guns
The Iraqi security services continue to add women, no matter what you may read in the old media. Here are a few recent pics:
KARBALA, Iraq (March 22, 2009) Iraqi female recruits disassemble AK-47 assault rifles during weapons training for recruits in basic training at the Iraqi Police Academy in Karbala, Iraq. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Wendy Wyman/Released)
KARBALA, Iraq (March 22, 2009) An Iraqi female recruit looks down the sights of her AK-47 assault rifle during weapons training for recruits in basic training at the Iraqi Police Academy in Karbala, Iraq. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Wendy Wyman/Released)
KARBALA, Iraq (March 22, 2009) An Iraqi police instructor demonstrates how to load an AK-47 assault rifle during weapons training for recruits in basic training at the Iraqi Police Academy in Karbala, Iraq. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Wendy Wyman/Released)
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