ASO's area now includes Umm Qasr.

Arch- I guess they had Saddam's birthday parades down this road.

Base- There's an Iraqi Navy.  I saw it.  It's small, but it's there.

Bicycle- I wouldn't want to ride one of them while wearing a man dress.

Boats- Ships coming in to port.

British patrol- Everyone wants to keep Umm Qasr safe.

Building- these are all shots of the same building.  1-3 are from the back, 4-6 
are from the front.  It looks like a garage that people live in now.

Car- It looks like they saw a friend and stopped to say hi.

Cemetary- I think that's what it is.

Construction- They don't build 'em to last, but sometimes they get around to 
rebuilding.

Crane- Pretty impressive.  It looks like they still work, too.

Crane part- It was just sitting there.  I couldn't make any sense of it.  I'm 
used to that.

Duty free shop- There was nothing inside, but outside someone was sitting in the 
door of an open conex and running a small store out of it.  It was just like the 
normal roadside store, but in the port.  I haven't seen anythin that looks like 
taxes get collected on anything, so I don't much see the point of a duty free 
store.

Fire station- I couldn't believe it, then I remembered that I was in the port, 
not the town.

Garage- It's an independent store, not a Mr. Lube franchise.

Guys- Are they campaign posters?  Wanted posters?  Is the last one a band?  I 
don't know.

Gym- Yes, that's a basketball court in front of the Olympic Arena.

Herding- Right downtown.  It's too blurry to tell if it's sheep or goats.

House- A couple houses that had their neighborhoods taken away from them.

Kids- All over the place.  The building in 8 and 9 looks like the school.

Office- There's apparently a shipping company still operating here.

Port building- It looks like silos.  I don't know.

Ships- Tied up at the port.

Sign- Probably guys who couldn't afford their own murals at prominent 
intersections.

Stores- The only one with a building is the only one not open.  Maybe because of 
their construction methods here, the locals prefer to shop in flimsy shacks that 
won't injure them when they collapse.

Streets- Cruising through Umm Qasr.  It makes Safwan look good.

Street sign- Let's see those kids try stealing this one!

Strip Mall- Maybe it'll work.

Water- The shipping channel.