File:Halabja cemetery.jpg

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current	08:10, 5 May 2007		1,408 × 1,131 (629 KB)	Liftarn	{{Information \|Description=1st Lt. Matthew Chau, commander of Border Team 3, 25th Infantry Division, patrols Halabja, Iraq. Buried in the village cemetery are many victims of the 1988 chemical weapons attack, ordered by Saddam Hussein. Photo by by Sgt. Se

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Image title	1st Lt. Matthew Chau, Border Team 3 OIC with HHS, TF 2-11 FA, stares out onto a mass grave site of the victims in the 1988 gas attack in Halabja on Jan. 12. (Sgt. Sean Kimmons)
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Horizontal resolution	170 dpi
Vertical resolution	170 dpi
Software used	Adobe Photoshop 7.0
File change date and time	10:11, 23 February 2005
Color space	sRGB