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English: West Point basketball coach Jim Crews signs his autograph and interacts with Soldiers during Operation Hoop Talk at Forward Operating Base Marez, in Mosul, Iraq, June 5. This event allowed Soldiers to ask six different university basketball coaches questions, get their autographs and receive tips on how to improve their basketball skills.
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