> An honor to know you photo
 > An honor to know you photo
 > An honor to know you photo
 > 4th Infantry Division soldiers patrol the Tigris River near Balad in February 2006 while an Iraqi child looks on.
 > An honor to know you photo
 > An honor to know you photo
 > My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
 > My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
 > My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
 > My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
My first visit to Washington, DC and I stumbled across military ceremony at the capital Honoring soldiers who re-enlisted. It's was an honor to watch. I smiled, I cried, I felt proud to be present as History was being made. I wish I had the opportunity to thank each soldier personally myself, however, security did not allow for that and understandably so. So to those soldiers who were there and may see this photo. THANK YOU for allowing me to be a part of this wonder. To Soldiers everywhere. THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO.
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