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Caption only: Back from Iraq and ready for a hug
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Sfc. Jay Horsley greets his only granddaughter, Zoie, 4, with a hug at the Salt Lake City International Airport Friday after he and 80 other members of the 148th Field Artillery of the Utah National Guard returned from Iraq. The unit was activated for duty in 2004.
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