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Summary
From left to right, 1st Lt. Joshua R. Rosales, Navy Seaman Royce R. Ross and Cpl. Jared S. Nelson, came to the aid of a seven-year-old Iraqi girls who fell from a three-story building in Gharmah, Iraq. The three rushed her to Camp Fallujah's trauma center after Iraqi Police were unable to get her to a hospital in Fallujah. The girl sustained a fractured wrist, possible head and pelvic injuries. Doctors medeveaced her to Coalition treatment facilities in Baghdad for further treatment. Medical officials said the Marines' quick reaction possibly saved the life of the little girl.
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america s battalion makes midnight run to aid seven year old iraqi girl
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iraq war 2003 2011
Date
09/09/2006
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