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  • On a long ride across the desert of western Iraq, in route to the town of Rawah, near the Syrian border, a soldier gazes up through the hatch of a Stryker armored vehicle awaiting his turn in the gun hatch. (James J. Lee / Army Times) By photographer James Lee
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  • A U.S. commander shouts orders to his men during a fire fight in Rawah, Iraq. Tuesday July 19, 2005 By photographer James Lee
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  • Spc. Stan Sneathen, 24 of Lubbock, TX passes an angry dog while on patrol on the streets of Mussayib, Iraq. Members of D Company 1-67 Armor were patrolling the town near Karbala as pilgrims pass through on the way to Arbayin religious festival. The dog was not injured. March 19, 2006. (James J. Lee / Army Times) By photographer James Lee
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  • A cowboy tourist watches as locals jump from a cliff in Waimea Bay, Hawaii. During the flat days of summer, surfers and other ocean adventures look to other thrills on the north shore of Hawaii..(James J. Lee) By photographer James Lee
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  • Losing contestants of the Russellville, KY Miss Tobacco Festival watch from backstage as the finalists answer the interview phase. Cary Cowan, center, won Miss Congeniality at the event. October 8, 2003 By photographer James Lee
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  • A memorial service for the victims who died in the Tsunami Disaster was held today in Phuket, Thailand. Lanterns "released the spirit" to close the ceremony. January 5, 2005. (James J. Lee for USA Today) By photographer James Lee
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  • Sahamiah Jehteh recoils from a bulletin board showing pictures of the dead that were found following the Asian Tsunami. Bulletin boards like this one in Bang Niang, Thailand line the roads in coastal areas. Officials hope that the pictures of the dead, though sometimes badly disfigured, may allow for family members to identify their missing relatives. January 7, 2005. (James J. Lee for USA Today) By photographer James Lee
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  • Pfc. Ronnie Borden pulls an American flag from the debris in Cameron, LA in the wake of Hurricane Rita. The Army National Guard, 528th Engineering Battalion from Monroe, LA are in Cameron, LA helping to clean up the disaster left in Hurricane Rita's wake. The unit returned from Afghanistan, April 30 only to respond to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and then, directly to Cameron, LA for Hurricane Rita. Wednesday, September 28, 2005. (James J. Lee / Military Times). By photographer James Lee
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  • Singapore Travel 2008 from daily walks following the Singapore Air Show coverage for Defense News. (James J. Lee, 2008) By photographer James Lee
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