Remote Iraqi Residents Get Clean Water

Remote Iraqi Residents Get Clean Water

By Army Pvt. Jared N. Gehmann
Special to American Forces Press Service
BAGHDAD, Sept. 8, 2009 – U.S. soldiers at Forward Operating Base Hammer, Iraq, put their time and energy into providing a better quality of life for the residents of Iraq’s Madain region by learning how to set up and operate a solar-powered water filtration system Sept 5.

Army Spc. Rachael Potts and an Iraqi engineer prepare a hose that will run dirty water through a solar-powered water filtration system during a demonstration for several Madain region engineers Sept. 5, 2009, at Forward Operating Base Hammer, Iraq. U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Jared Gehmann Related Entries Water, Sewer Projects Impact Environment in Iraq Programs Provide Food, Clean Water to Afghans Renovations Start on Iraqi Water Treatment Plant Water Taps Open in Baghdad’s Sadr City District Recent Entries Genetic Diversity among Ancient Nordic Populations Treatment of CoQ10 Deficient Fibroblasts with Ubiquinone, CoQ Analogs, and Vitamin C: Time- and Compound-Dependent Effects Prenatal Stress Exposure Related to Maternal Bereavement and Risk of Childhood Overweight Differences in Efficacy and Safety of Pharmaceutical Treatments between Men and Women: An Umbrella Review Folding of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 Prevents Endogenous Generation of MHC Class-I Restricted Epitope blog comments powered by Disqus Featured Video Twitter Updates follow Elites TV on Twitter Elites TV • a KBC Media Company • Copyright © 2009 • All Rights Reserved • Editor: Chris Barrett