File:US Army 52894 WIT Team saving lives.jpg

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English: Members of the Weapons Intelligence Team provide counter improvised explosive device intelligence through collection, analysis and tactical exploitation in support of Multi-National Corps Iraq. As part of the Combined Joint Task Force Troy, the WIT is made up of personnel from the Air Force, Army, and Navy in a gamut of career fields. By collecting evidence and staying ahead of the enemy the WIT helps prepare U.S. and coalition forces prepare for future attacks.
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