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Iraq War Homecomings

FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: Sgt. Zack Ingram of Olympia, Washington and wife Joanna embrace after a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images *** Local Caption *** JOanna Ingram;Zack Ingram

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: One-year-old Giovanni Parks of Lakewood, Washington tries on the hat of this father, Sgt. Anthony Parks after a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Anthony Parks;Giovanni Parks

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: An emotional Amber Worthy of Wabash, Indiana nuzzles daughter Kayla, 3, before reuniting with her husband and Curtis at a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Kayla Worthy;Amber Worthy

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: Mico Touch, 13, of Portland, Oregon waits for his aunt, a member of the 514th Medical Company, before a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Mico Touch

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: Family and friends of 514th Medical Company and 547th Area Support Medical Company members take pictures and cheer as the companies file into a gymnasium at a homecoming ceremony November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images)

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: Elizabeth Hernandez, 6, of Fort Lewis, Washington waits for her father, Benajamin at a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Elizabeth Hernandez

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FORT LEWIS, WA - NOVEMBER 7: Amanda Vinatieri of Tacoma, Washington embraces her husband Daniel after a homecoming ceremony for members of the 514th Medical Company and the 547th Area Support Medical Company November 7, 2008 in Fort Lewis, Washington. The units finished a 15-month deployment in Iraq. (Photo by Stephen Brashear/Getty Images *** Local Caption *** Daniel Vinatieri;Amanda Vinatieri

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OCEANSIDE, CA - OCTOBER 04: 2nd Lt. William Gerichten hugs his wife Ellen during a homecoming ceremony on October 4, 2008 at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California. Marines, from the 1st Marine expeditionary Force arrived home from a 6 month deplyment and were responsible for planning and directing the intelligence effort in support of the Multinational Force-Iraq mission throughout Al Anbar.(Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** William Gerichten

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OCEANSIDE, CA - OCTOBER 04: 2nd Lt. William Gerichten hugs his wife Ellen during a homecoming ceremony on October 4, 2008 at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California. Marines, from the 1st Marine expeditionary Force arrived home from a 6 month deplyment and were responsible for planning and directing the intelligence effort in support of the Multinational Force-Iraq mission throughout Al Anbar.(Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** William Gerichten

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OCEANSIDE, CA - OCTOBER 04: Lt. Dane Gaynor shares a moment with his son Austin,13 Mos. during a homecoming ceremony on October 4, 2008 at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, California. Marines, from the 1st Marine expeditionary Force, came home from a 6 month deplyment and were responsible for planning and directing the intelligence effort in support of the Multinational Force-Iraq mission throughout Al Anbar.(Photo by Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Austin Gaynor;Dane Gaynor

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#94 PrettySkaterKey0

18:16:11 Jan 5 2009 Report This

God bless all you great soldiers!! May God guide you through your every single step and protect you from danger left and right. love you all!!! God bless

#93 Nj7273

16:26:15 Nov 26 2008 Report This

I as a Marines Grandma, want to thank every last one of our men

#92 KTJHC1

13:45:59 Nov 26 2008 Report This

Rohrscheibcroh-the point is they don't have to be asked. You would have no freedom or protection with out them. You are a coward!

#91 KTJHC1

13:43:40 Nov 26 2008 Report This

May God Bess everyone of our service people and their families!

#90 Angied5460

13:35:59 Nov 26 2008 Report This

Bless you all. Thank you for serving this country. Let's hope to bring everyone home safe and sound soon!

#89 LisaS814

11:07:25 Nov 26 2008 Report This

I thank God for the safe return of every soldier who has served our country, pray for those who continue to sacrifice for us, and mourn the passing of every hero who has not returned. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS THE USA!

#88 Jenyfer325

10:48:56 Nov 26 2008 Report This

I am going to meet my husband who is also in Iraq in Italy for Christmas. He has been gone since March and will be back in May 09.

#87 SFISALES

10:27:28 Nov 26 2008 Report This

GOD BLESS ALL OUR BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVE AND CONTINUE TO SERVE. WELCOME HOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

#86 XSoldiersAngelxX

08:18:57 Nov 26 2008 Report This

I Cant Wait Till My Baby Comes Home In Febuary....These Pictures Make Me Want That More Than Anything Now. I Am Happy Though That For Once The Media Aren't Portraying Our Troops As Bad Guys!

#85 Kmspace11

22:18:48 Aug 3 2008 Report This

welcome back brother

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