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The Baghdad beat: living and working in a dangerous town.

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Airmen in Iraq welcome all the help they can get as they fight to stabilize one of the most dangerous countries in the world.

Security forces Tech. Sgt. Traci Bauder knows that's especially true in Baghdad.

Pock-marked with bomb craters and bullet holes, its buildings scarred from years of warfare and rife with suicide bombers and roadside-bomb planting insurgents, the city oozes with danger.

That's why the sergeant from Harrah, Okla., does all she can to keep Airmen who venture outside U.S. military bases as safe as possible. Her weapon? Information.

"The intel pours in here like water through a fire hose. We sort out what pertains ...

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