The New York Times Agency May 2010
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U.S. and Iraqi soldiers patrol the Ghazaliyah district of Baghdad, June 10, 2009. When Americans first set up a base in Ghaziliya more than two years ago, they called it the Alamo. Now, as American soldiers withdraw from such outposts as part of a security agreement that goes into effect June 30, the last stand is drawing to a close. The base, renamed Casino, will eventually become part of an Iraqi National Police garrison, while three other bases in the neighborhood have been dismantled altogether or turned over to Iraqi security forces. (Moises Saman/The New York Times) 14058553
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