Today, I post a photographic study of a mosque here on Camp Victory. This mosque once served Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath Party leadership. Today, it sits empty and silent in a corner of the Abu Guhraib Palace Complex.
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Political, historical and cultural commentary from the halls of the Texas capitol to the sands of Iraq. From the perspective of someone who's seen and done it all.
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1 comment:
James,
This is beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes when you were talking about family. Family is so important. I am thankful for everyone serving our country. I have a nephew at Camp Taji and a brother in law at Camp Victory right now. All the servicemen and women are always in my prayers.
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