Hundreds of Iraqi ex-military lined up outside a warehouse in downtown Baghdad in order to receive their long-awaited paychecks. U.S. Soldiers, with assistance from the Coalition Provisional Authority, the U.S.-led interim administration of Iraq, registered each of the former Iraqi soldiers who would be paid prior to handing them the promised paychecks.
Lt. Col. Fareed Betros, the senior Middle East advisor for the Ministry of National security and Defense, and an Army Reserve Soldier from Washington, B.C., designed and coordinated the plan to pay Iraq's ex-military in seven different cities throughout the country.
"We are paying a different rank every day. For example, …
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