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Sadr City
Sadr City is a densely populated suburb of Baghdad that was built in the late 1950s to help solve a housing shortage. Many Shia live in Sadr City. Sadr City used to be called "Revolution City"
BAGHDAD A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers commander visited the Sadr City R3 Water Treatment Plant and its workers recently to check up on how the plant is operating. The USACEs Gulf Region District (GRD) collaborates with Multi-National Corps Iraq to provide engineering and construction management expertise to assist the government here with its infrastructure. "The Sadr City Water Treatment Plant is a vital community asset that supplies...
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By Mike ScheckSpecial to American Forces Press ServiceOct. 26, 2009 - Baghdad's Sadr City district, home to more than 2 million Iraqis, was built by Saddam Hussein as a massive urban community to house the thousands of rural Iraqis migrating to the capital in search of jobs. But after decades of neglect, Sadr City's residents lacked even the most basic needs, such as adequate potable water. Two water treatment facilities provided residents...
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From terrorism-online.blogspot.com
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By SHARON COHEN
AP National Writer
(AP) - On one of his first days in America, Hussein Albayati visited the Statue of Liberty.
Hed seen photos, of course, but he wanted a firsthand look, so shortly after the former Iraqi translator arrived in this country, he made the trek with a friend, also an Iraqi.
"It was really an experience Ill never forget," he says.
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From mynorthwest.com
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(By SHARON COHEN, AP National Writer)
On one of his first days in America, Hussein Albayati visited the Statue of Liberty.He'd seen photos, of course, but he wanted a firsthand look, so shortly after the former Iraqi translator arrived in this country, he made the trek with a friend, also an Iraqi.
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From charlotteobserver.com
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Sayyed Moqtada Al Sadr called on Friday to dispel all US soldiers, bases and companies from the country and release detained Sadr Front members and supporters.
Al Sadr Front continues to face US Forces and bases in the country stressing the necessity to release all detainees who “fought against ...
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