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Two Marines stand by the Remembrance Panel, where Kuwaiti children were escorted by representatives of countries who suffered casualties in the Gulf War to place flags on the panel. The countries are Egypt, France, Italy, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom, those listed as missing in Iraq also were honored. Photo by Rudi Williams

Two Marines stand by the Remembrance Panel, where Kuwaiti children were escorted by representatives of countries who suffered casualties in the Gulf War to place flags on the panel. The countries are Egypt, France, Italy, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom, those listed as missing in Iraq also were honored. Photo by Rudi Williams

Two Marines stand by the Remembrance Panel, where Kuwaiti children were escorted by representatives of countries who suffered casualties in the Gulf War to place flags on the panel. The countries are Egypt, France, Italy, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom, those listed as missing in Iraq also were honored. Photo by Rudi Williams

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