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Image of an Iraqi man and a U.S. man in military fatigues interacting with an Iraqi civilian on a city street.

Apr 26, 2021

#SaveOurAllies: Steve

Afghan and Iraqi allies who worked alongside U.S. troops have been persistently targeted with violence by militias like the Taliban and ISIS. For veterans like Steve Miska, “leave nobody behind,” is a sacred commitment that extends to the allies they forged unbreakable bonds with.

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An Iraqi man and a U.S. man in military uniforms stand together smiling slightly.

Apr 26, 2021

#SaveOurAllies: Neal and Mohammed

Too many allies – despite the United States’ promise to protect them for their service – have been threatened, attacked, tortured, and even murdered by militias like the Taliban. Veterans like former U.S. Marine Corps pilot, Neal Rickner, know that standing behind those who stood by them is not just a moral imperative, but an important national security priority.

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A retired U.S. FBI agent and an Afghan interpreter stand together in front of a tan humvee.

Apr 26, 2021

#SaveOurAllies: Dave and Fred

Fred lived in constant fear that he and his family would be murdered by the Taliban for his work as a combat interpreter with U.S. troops on over 500 missions. With the help of the U.S. soldiers he served with, Fred was able to get to safety in the United States and begin building a new life.

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Jun 20, 2017

Resettled: Abdullah’s Story

Abdullah served as an interpreter for the U.S. Military in Iraq and was targeted by extremists for his service.

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