File:Security Forces Train.jpg

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English: Staff Sgt. Michael Berg yells at the Iraqi policemen to add stress during the badging test at Rashid, Iraq, Feb. 13. The yelling is added to ensure that the policemen can perform their duty under stressful conditions. Sergeant Berg is a member of the 732nd Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron, Detachment 3, Charlie Flight
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Author Senior Airman Daniel Owen

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