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   HOUSTON--(Business Wire)--KBR (NYSE: KBR) today announced that its North American Government and LogisticsBusiness Unit donated approximately 2,000 computers to the Iraqi Ministry ofEducation during a recent ceremony in Baghdad. The computers were designated for the schools in Iraq in support of the IraqiMinistry of Education`s E-School Initiative. The E-School Initiative aims tobuild 20 computer labs in select schools in provinces throughout Iraq, having apositive impact on the education of thousands of students. The donation will bevital for the development of new teaching methods for instructors, enabling themto advance their technological goals. According to Naif Thamir Hussen Al-Abodim, general director of the IraqiMinistry of Education, the donations were perfectly timed with the need forcomputers to complete Iraq`s E-School initiative. "The donations will equip ourschools in select provinces, which will allow us to succeed in this veryimportant endeavor," said Al-Abodim. According to Michael Mayo, program general manager for KBR`s LOGCAP IV contract,"The technical skills and knowledge gained by the students will be applied inmany ways - in medicine, engineering, science, and in the tremendous renewalconstruction that is occurring across Iraq. We are glad to be a small part ofthe success that will come from this E-School initiative." The donations were administered through the U.S. Agency for InternationalDevelopment (USAID) and the U.S. Government`s International Agency forHumanitarian and Economic Assistance, worldwide. KBR is a global engineering, construction and services company supporting theenergy, hydrocarbon, government services, minerals, civil infrastructure, power,industrial, and commercial markets. For more information, visit 
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   KBRZac Nagle, 713-753-3625Vice President, Investor Relations and CommunicationsInvestors@kbr.comorMarianne Gooch, 713-753-3800Director, CommunicationsMediarelations@kbr.comCopyright Business Wire 2012