Photo by Staff Sgt. Brien Vorhees
An Iraqi journalist videotapes a canal as U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert Barrigher, attached to White Platoon, B Battery, 1-10 Field Artillery, provides security during a ribbon cutting ceremony for a pump station in Al Hwar, Iraq, Dec. 15. The pump, built with U.S. loans to the government of Iraq, is part of a series of eight stations built to provide improved irrigation for farmers south of the Tigris River.
U.S. Army Pvt. Tyler Grigry, attached to White Platoon, B Battery, 1-10th Field Artillery, stands guard near a canal during a ribbon cutting ceremony for a newly opened pump station in Al Hwar, Iraq, Dec. 15. The pump, built with U.S. loans to the government of Iraq, is part of a series of eight stations built to provide improved irrigation for farmers south of the Tigris River.
An Iraqi journalist videotapes a canal as U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert Barrigher, attached to White Platoon, B Battery, 1-10 Field Artillery, provides security during a ribbon cutting ceremony for a pump station in Al Hwar, Iraq, Dec. 15. The pump, built with U.S. loans to the government of Iraq, is part of a series of eight stations built to provide improved irrigation for farmers south of the Tigris River.
U.S. Army Pvt. Tyler Grigry, attached to White Platoon, B Battery, 1-10th Field Artillery, stands guard near a canal during a ribbon cutting ceremony for a newly opened pump station in Al Hwar, Iraq, Dec. 15. The pump, built with U.S. loans to the government of Iraq, is part of a series of eight stations built to provide improved irrigation for farmers south of the Tigris River.
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