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Spc. Lucas Sweeney (left), of Rapids, Wis., 1st Cavalry Division Honor Guard, Multi-National Division–Baghdad, performs drills with Matham Hussein Ali, 1st National Division, on Camp Liberty Feb. 8. The two practice rifle movements in preparation for the upcoming MND-B transfer of authority ceremony, in which the 1st Cav. Div. takes over responsibility for the Baghdad operational environment from the 4th Infantry Div.

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