U.S. Combat Hospital Tends To The Wounded In Iraq

BAGHDAD - JUNE 22: (NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS OUT) Specialist Rony Touch comforts Sgt. Bryan Price, paralyzed from the waist down from an IED blast that ripped through his spinal cord June 22, 2006 at the 10th CaSH (Combat Support Hospital) in Baghdad, Iraq. Drifting in and out of conciousness, Price managed to converse with Touch. "Guys must hit on you a lot in here. You're very attractive. I'm not hitting on you. I'm happily married." The 10th CaSH occupies the Ibn Sina Hospital, touted as Iraq's best private surgical care facility before the war, but limited to use by Saddam Hussein's family and high-ranking officials. (Photo by Robert A. Sabo/Getty Images)