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Patriquin Police Station to Open in Ramadi
By Michael Fumento
 | | Travis Patriquin |
Multi-National Corps -- Iraq has announced a Patriquin Iraqi Police Station will soon open in Ramadi. Before his death in an IED explosion on Dec. 6 of last year, Army Cpt. Travis Patriquin, a hero of Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan, played a vital role in getting Ramadi sheiks to send their young tribesmen into the police to provide Iraqi firepower and intelligence-gathering in the fight against insurgents and terrorists. (He was also very helpful to me in understanding the current situation in Ramadi, and I quoted him at great length.)
Patriquin left behind three small children. Donations to help his family may be made to:
Travis Patriquin Family Memorial Fund
Harris Bank
111 W. Monroe Street 111/1C
Chicago, IL 60603
If you have a PayPal account, you may email a donation to his father at: gary112251@aol.com.
January 10, 2007 11:47 AM ·
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