File:Eagles-Cheerleaders-Midair-turn-June-7-08.JPG
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English: AT-TAQADDUM, Iraq (June 7, 2008) - Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders turn in mid-air during their routine for service members here. During their show, they wore their traditional style jersey which was a crowd favorite. The five cheerleaders are touring Iraq to show their support for the troops and to help boost morale. The group performed for 45 minutes which included costume changes and interaction with the troops. During intermission, they held a push-up competition and a cheer-off for service members to compete in. The group stayed long after their performance to pose for photos and sign autographs. (Photo by Lance Cpl. Robert C. Medina) |
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| Author | Lance Cpl. Robert C. Medina |
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