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Australian soldiers guard the perimeter of the Australian embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. Photo credit: AFP	An Australian army soldier stands guard at the scene of a suspected car bomb explosion in central Baghdad. Photo credit: Ceerwan Aziz, AP
A British soldier surveys the scene from the top of an armored vehicle after insurgents detonated a bomb in the west of Baghdad, killing two civilians who were passing by in a vehicle, in Iraq. Photo credit: Mohammed Uraibi, AP	Photo credit: Dimitar Dilkoff, AFP
Photo credit: Imad al-Khuzaei , Reuters	A Japanese Self-Defense Force soldier stands guard on a street in the Iraqi city of Samawa. Photo credit: Mohammed Ameen, Reuters
Japanese Self-Defence Force personnel drive past a municipal project in the southern Iraq city of Samawa. Photo credit: Mohammed Ameen, Reuters	A Japanese army soldier walks past an Iraqi worker at a construction site in the southern Iraqi city of Samawa. Photo credit: Mohammed Ameen, Reuters
A young Iraqi boy waves to Japanese army soldiers as they drive past in the southern Iraqi city of Samawa. Photo credit: Mohammed Ameen, Reuters	Korean Soldiers keep a lookout over Camp Zaytun near Irbil, Iraq. They are also providing medical care and helping to train the locals in various fields from farming to baking to household and automotive maintenance. Photo credit: Staff Sgt. Brett B. McMillan
South Korean Army soldiers punch the air and shout during a farewell ceremony at a military unit in Gwangju, east of Seoul, South Korea. These troops are on their way to Iraq. Photo credit: Ahn Young-joon, AP	South Korean soldiers take part in a military ceremony in Arbil, Iraq, to the north. Photo credit: Safin Hamed, AFP
Dutch soldiers march during a ceremony at their military camp in the southern Iraqi city of Samawa. Dutch forces handed over to British. Photo credit: Mohammed Ameen, Reuters	Polish Army soldiers stand guard during a ceremony held in Diwaniya, in southern Iraq. Photo credit: Reuters stringer
NOT IN USE AT THIS TIME	Soldiers of the Polish stabilization force which is going to Iraq to take command of the south-central zone bid farewell at the airport in Wroclaw, Poland before departing to Iraq.
Polish soldiers on patrol in the Iraqi city of Hilla. Photo credit: Ahmad Al-Rubaye, AFP	Polish army soldiers march during a ceremony where Major Gen Andrzej Ekiert handed over the command to Major General Waldemar Skrzypczak. Photo credit: Jafar Sadiq, Reuters
A Romanian soldier sits atop a military armoured vehicle at a police station in the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriya. Photo credit: John Moore, Reuters	A Salvadoran soldier watches over the Iraqi village of Al Sahla following a firefight with a little known Shi'ite militia the previous night. Photo credit: Ali Jasim, Reuters.
Salvadoran soldiers of the Cuscatlan Battalion III hold an Iraqi Flag upon their arrival at Ilopango's airbase 12 kms east to San Salvador. Photo credit: Luis Galdamez, Reuters	A Salvadoran soldier of the Cuscatlan Battalion III greets his family upon his arrival at Ilopango's airbase 12 kms east to San Salvador. Photo credit: Luis Galdamez, Reuters
Large salute : South Korean troops salute at a ceremony in Kwangju before their departure for Iraq. Photo credit: Kim Jae-Hwan, AP	Spanish troops in Iraq. Photo credit: CTK
A handicapped Iraqi boy is carried by a Spanish soldier to a wheelchair donated by troops based in the Iraqi town of Diwaniya. Photo credit: Akram Saleh, Reuters	A Spanish soldier crosses a bridge as he patrols the area around a dam in Bolarque, after Spain stepped up security measures. Photo credit: AP
Ukrainian soldiers take shelter behind a military vehicle in the southern Iraqi city of Kut. Photo credit: Karim Sahib, AFP	Ukrainian troops attend a ceremony at their base in Kut, southeast of Baghdad. Photo credit: Ali Alak, AFP
Spanish troops board an Airplane in Zaragoza, northern Spain, headed for Kuwait. The troops are relieving the 160 Spanish soldiers in Iraq with coalition forces. (AP Photo credit: EFE, Javier Cebollada)	Bombing In Madrid. The shock spread well beyond Spain's borders. Spanish troops in Iraq e-mailed friends and relatives looking for news.

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