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English: Singer-songwriter Alana Grace (right) performs for United States Forces-Iraq service members Dec. 18. Grace visited FOB Union III with the Sergeant Major of the Army Hope and Freedom Tour 2010, a USO-affiliated holiday tour throughout Iraq.
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