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(NYT9) NAPLES, Italy -- Feb. 19, 2005 -- BUSH-EUROPE -- U.S. Navy Capt. Jeff Gradeck training officers -- many from "new" European countries -- Poland, Romania, Lithuania, Slovakia, Estonia -- during an intense orientation on how to train the Iraqi army's new officer corps, at NATO Allied Forces Southern Europe headquarters in Naples, Feb. 11, 2005. Notably absent were officers from America's major and long-standing European allies -- France, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Greece -- countries that still contend that the U.S.-led war in Iraq is wrong and refuse to send a single soldier to Iraq. (Claudio Palmisano/The New York Times)
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