Story and photo by Megan McCloskey
Stars and Stripes
CAMP BLUE DIAMOND — The Iraqi Police hopefuls come by the truckload, standing elbow to elbow in the back.
A few enterprising Iraqi Army Soldiers sell candy and cigarettes to those who are waiting in line to take the tests that will decide whether they can be a police officer.
During the three days of recruiting more than 400 men will go through the system.
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(Photo: Police recruits wait in line to be screened at Camp Blue Diamond. Qualified applicants were then sent to training in Jordan.)
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January 17, 2007
Iraqi Police Turnout Skyrockets
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