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Eric Bowen on patrol outside the wire near Fallujah Iraq with Bravo Company 2/136, Minnesota National Guard, February 2007. Photo by SSG Chris Johnson
Eric Bowen is an independent citizen photojournalist covering the war in Iraq
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Eric Bowen on patrol outside the wire near Fallujah Iraq with Bravo Company 2/136, Minnesota National Guard, February 2007. Photo by SSG Chris Johnson
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- Photo essay on JPG Magazine site
- New article on the Minnesota National Guard website
- Podcasts
- All photos uploaded
- Cross-country skiing in Iraq
- High praise from the US Marine Corps
- Trained killers or police officers?
- Bravo Company article in US Cavalry ON Point
- Fallujah Portraits
- Change shortage in Iraq and Kuwait
- Marine Corps Public Affairs Office in Camp Fallujah
- 400 additional photos uploaded
- The Battle of Pump House Flanders, August 12th 2006
- Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins
- The innocence of children...
- Ordering Prints (frequently asked questions)
- Eric Home in MN Safe and Sound
- The Cartoonist Embed
- Ice Cream
- Little things I find surprising
- The Mechanics
- Bringing the interpreters home
- Incoming
- BREAKING NEWS: Bravo Company 2/136 moving to TQ
- New photos from Fallujah - Day 8
- Technical difficulties
- Soldiers names
- The incessant hum...
- New photos from Fallujah - Day 7
- Articles
- New photos from Fallujah - Day 6
- How do you define "nothing going on"?
- Questions and concerns:
- The worst sound in Iraq...
- KSTP coverage
- New photos from Fallujah - Day 5
- Watch me on KSTP Channel 5
- 4x6 prints available
- Help bring Max the interpreter home
- Thanks for your support
- A few notes about pictures
- First patrol and new pictures from Day 4
- Daily Live Interviews on WTIP at 10:15AM Central Time
- Attitude
- New photos from Fallujah Day 3
- Internet problems and expenses
- New photos from Fallujah - Day 2
- The Blue Bongo Battle
- No photos of damaged vehicles
- The Ugandan connection and international forces in...
- Fallujah Day 1: Generals and more generals
- New pictures posted from the day in Fallujah (Febr...
- Helicopter ride to Fallujah
- Why no "real" photos yet?
- Waiting for a helicopter
- Hangin' at the CPIC
- Kuwait to Baghdad
- First article in the Crookston Paper
- Minnesota Nice
- Breakfast of champions
- Should I drink the blue latte or the red latte?
- Target in sight
- The power of a photo
- Phase Line Amsterdam
- Sierra Papa (start point)
- Getting equipment ready
- Status Update
- Why I think this is important
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5 comments:
Thank u so much for getting some stories out their i enjoy and worry at the same time plus loved seeing my loved one
I like the pictures very much I look forward to seeing my husband on the web site. He is one of the halvorson's that is in camp fallujah. His name is Duwayne. I want to thank you very much for the pictures that you share with us. When I see him in the pictures it let's me know that he is still ok. Thank you very much.
The pictures from Iraq are great. My brother is in Camp Fallujah. I hope to see many more pictures.
Thanks for being willing to go over there, and share the story of Camp Fallujah with the rest of the country via your blog. I know you are telling the story of your Army people for the folk at home, but there is a lot of information that applies to the rest of us. My husband is a Marine there, and not from your area. Still it is good to read about your experiences, see the pictures, and know that others are getting the broader picture too. Sometimes I think hubbie's at war, and everyone else is at the mall. Thanks again!
My brother is an NCO at Camp Fallujah and I found him in one of your photos!! Thank you, thank you. I'm thrilled to be able to see he's ok (although looking bored in the meeting!)
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