Image: USMC Sergeant identifies Baghdaddi city council member with iris scanner

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Description: Original description: U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant A.C. Wilson uses a retina scanner to positively identify a member of the Baghdaddi city council prior to a meeting with local tribal figureheads, sheiks, community leaders and U.S. service members deployed with Regimental Combat Team-7 in Baghdaddi, Iraq, on January 10, 2007. Wilson is attached to the 4th Civil Affairs Group. The device being used is the SecuriMetrics PIER (Portable Iris Enrollment and Recognition) 2.3 [1], which is actually an iris scanner.
Title: USMC Sergeant identifies Baghdaddi city council member with iris scanner
Credit: defenselink.mil
Author: Gunnery Sergeant Michael Q. Retana, U.S. Marine Corps
Permission: Template:PD-USGov-Military-Marines
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