Photos I've taken in my duties as a journalist with the US Army.
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Rachel Brune > The color guard enters during a change of command ceremony between the 800th MP Brigade and 16th MP Brigade in Baghdad January 31, 2004. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski and Sgt. Maj. Pascual Cartagena furl the 800th MP Brigade's colors during a change of command ceremony between the 800th MP Brigade and 16th MP Brigade in Baghdad January 31, 2004. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > A bagpiper plays "Amazing Grace" during a change of command ceremony between the 800th MP Brigade and 16th MP Brigade in Baghdad January 31, 2004. The song was played in memory of the four soldiers lost in the line of duty from the 800th MP Brigade during that unit's deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > Pfc. Andrew Malaxonis, 199th Forward Support Battalion combat medic, prepares to insert an intravenous line into Sgt. Richard Halbert, 1-156 Reconnaissance Battalion reconnaissance scout. Halbert was brought to the medic facility as a "MILES" casualty during desert training operations Sept. 5, 2004, at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > In the Charlie Company, 119th Forward Support Battalion, Level 2 medical tent, Pfc. Andrew Malaxonis, combat medic, inserts an intravenous needle into Sgt. Richard Halbert, 1-156 Reconnaissance Battalion reconnaissance scout. Halbert came into the facility as a "MILES" casualty during desert training operations Sept. 5, 2004, at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > A team of combat medics from Charlie Company, 199th Forward Support Battalion, treat a "casualty" during training Sept. 5, 2004, at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif. The battalion, under the 256th Brigade Combat Team, is training in preparation for deployment to Iraq. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > Pfc. Andrew Malaxonis, right, and Spc. Karen Gangloff, left, combat medics with the 199th Forward Support Battalion, insert an intravenous into a "casualty" during desert training Sept. 5, 2004, at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif. The battalion, under the 256th Brigade Combat Team, is preparing for deployment to Iraq. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Rachel Brune.
Rachel Brune > Spc. Brach Gibbons, 320th MP Battalion mechanic, scans his area during a target detection exercise section of an advanced marksmanship, or sniper, course at Baghdad Central Correctional Facility. Gibbons is holding a Soviet Dragonov sniper rifle, using the scope to mark and identify objects hidden in the course area.
Rachel Brune > Mr. Abdulhady Raheem Muhsen, the Iraqi judo champion and Director of the Baghdad Training Academy for the new Iraqi Corrections Services, demonstrates a kick for assembled students at the Al Hillah regional training facility. On this training day, 155 future corrections guards learned the basics of self-defense, as well as how to disarm an unarmed opponent.
Mr. Abdulhady Raheem Muhsen, the Iraqi judo champion and Director of the Baghdad Training Academy for the new Iraqi Corrections Services, demonstrates a kick for assembled students at the Al Hillah regional training facility. On this training day, 155 future corrections guards learned the basics of self-defense, as well as how to disarm an unarmed opponent.
> Mr. Abdulhady Raheem Muhsen, the Iraqi judo champion and Director of the Baghdad Training Academy for the new Iraqi Corrections Services, demonstrates a kick for assembled students at the Al Hillah regional training facility. On this training day, 155 future corrections guards learned the basics of self-defense, as well as how to disarm an unarmed opponent.
Mr. Abdulhady Raheem Muhsen, the Iraqi judo champion and Director of the Baghdad Training Academy for the new Iraqi Corrections Services, demonstrates a kick for assembled students at the Al Hillah regional training facility. On this training day, 155 future corrections guards learned the basics of self-defense, as well as how to disarm an unarmed opponent.
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