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• Devastation in Jamila Market, Sadr City
• Garbage heaps in devastated Jamila Market, in the Sadr City section of Baghdad
• Cameraman Ala'a al Ramahi documents as members of the U.S. Army Task Force Gold meet to discuss progress on reconstruction in Sadr City, Iraq.
• Cameraman Ala'a al Ramahi photographing the newly formed Neighbourhood Guard checkpoint in Sadr City
• Shop owners rebuilding in Jamila Market, Sadr City
• Reporter Anita McNaught interviewing Task Force 1-6 Cmdr. Lt. Col Brian Eifler, Sadr City, Iraq.
• FOX News' Anita McNaught and cameraman Ala'a Al Ramahi speak to a U.S. soldier on base in Sadr City, which was hit by Mehdi Army rockets on April 28.
• A U.S. soldier stands in Jamila Market, Sadr City, Baghdad.
• FOX News' Anita McNaught stands next to Sadr City graffiti, which reads "Yes Mahdi Army." The graffiti behind her reads "Yes Muqtada."
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• August 11, 2004: A JAM militia fighter clutches a machine gun during fighting between British forces and Shiite militants in Basra, Iraq.
• Hassan Shama, deputy chairman of the District Advisory Council in Sadr City, Baghdad, spoke to FOX News in early June. Shama was critically injured June 24 when a bomb went off in his office, killing 10.
• June 24: Hassan Shammah, left, and Qasim al Sudani, Sadr city council members, are seen on beds of a hospital in Sadr city as relatives and friend stand with them. Shammah and Sudani are two of the council members wounded after a bomb struck a municipal council building Tuesday in Baghdad's Shiite Sadr City district, killing four Americans including two soldiers and two U.S. government civilian employees, U.S. officials said. At least six Iraqi civilians also died.
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