U.S. Administrator L. Paul Bremer, centre right, is escorted to an Air Force plane by Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Salih, centre left, at the Baghdad International Airport for his flight out of Baghdad, Iraq Monday, June 28, 2004. Earlier Bremer attended a ceremony officially transfering sovereignty to the interim Iraqi government. He was flying to an undisclosed location. (AP Photo/Pauline Lubens/Pool)
U.S. Administrator L. Paul Bremer is escorted to an Air Force plane by Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Salih at the Baghdad International Airport for his flight out of Baghdad, Iraq ), Monday, June 28, 2004. Earlier Bremer attended a ceremony officially transfering sovereignty to the interim Iraqi government. He was flying to an undisclosed location. (AP Photo/Pauline Lubens/Pool)
US administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer waves as he boards a plane at Baghdad International Airport. The United States handed power to a caretaker Iraqi government in a surprise move, ending its 14-month occupation of the country two days early apparently to thwart militants after a spate of attacks.(AFP/Pauline Lubens)
U.S. Administrator L. Paul Bremer bids farewell to Iraq as he boards an Air Force plane at Baghdad International Airport for his flight out of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, June 28, 2004. Earlier Bremer attended a ceremony officially transfering sovereignty to the interim Iraqi government. He was flying to an undisclosed location. (AP Photo/Pauline Lubens/Pool)
Thank you, Mr. Bremer -
for a job well done!
May God Richly Bless You!
Photograpohers were at a "secret meeting"? and the moon must have been unusually bright to make the sky so lit up in the middle of the night.