Joint Police Force Works Toward a More Secure Iraq
U.S. troops help train Iraqi police.
By Sgt. Marcus Butler
4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne),
25th Infantry Division
ISKANDARIYAH, Iraq, March 30, 2007 — The future security of Iraq starts at the ground level with the Iraqi security forces. In order to prepare the Iraqis for this responsibility, soldiers in transition teams have been working around the clock all over Iraq.
Soldiers of the 127th Military Police Company are ready for this challenge.
Based out of Forward Operating Base Kalsu, the headquarters for the 127th has platoons throughout the battle space for the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
U.S. troops help train Iraqi police.
By Sgt. Marcus Butler
4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne),
25th Infantry Division
ISKANDARIYAH, Iraq, March 30, 2007 — The future security of Iraq starts at the ground level with the Iraqi security forces. In order to prepare the Iraqis for this responsibility, soldiers in transition teams have been working around the clock all over Iraq.
Soldiers of the 127th Military Police Company are ready for this challenge.
Based out of Forward Operating Base Kalsu, the headquarters for the 127th has platoons throughout the battle space for the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
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