Sat. July 19, 2008
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Vallejo Times-Herald
July 19, 2008
Phillip West was a pool lifeguard and also taught swimming lessons. He died in 2004 in the
war in Iraq during enemy fire in
Fallujah.
World Socialist Web Site
July 19, 2008
The city of
Fallujah had been virtually destroyed by the
American military in November 2004. Until last year, the province was the epicentre of the
Sunni ...
The Australian
July 19, 2008
As October 2004 wore on, our intelligence could see that the terrorists were going to stay to defend their base in
Fallujah, a
Sunni city 70km west of ...
North County Times
July 19, 2008
Weemer was a corporal during a massive fight for the city of Fallujah in November 2004. On Nov. 9, his squad, led by former Marine Sgt. Jose L. Nazario Jr., ...
Huffington Post
July 17, 2008
The photo was placed with others from a
suicide bombing that occurred June 26 in the town of Karmah, near
Fallujah. "I just feel this war has become so ...
Azzaman.com
July 17, 2008
By Omer al-
Mansouri The city of
Falluja has been placed under tight curfew as US and
Iraqi troops are said to be gearing for a new offensive. ...
Grand Junction Free Press
July 17, 2008
Ted Vickers Fallujah, Iraq - Well, July is here and while everyone back home enjoys summer barbecues, trips to the park and heading out to the river to cool ...
Democracy Now
July 17, 2008
An American photojournalist who was embedded with
the Marines in
Fallujah has been barred from the
Marine Corps because of graphic photographs showing ...
Newsweek
July 17, 2008
The day before he spoke,
Iraqi authorities declared a security alert and imposed a curfew in
Fallujah, a major provincial city and site of some of the war's ...
Asia Times Online
July 17, 2008
"Assassinations never stopped in Fallujah, but the media seem unwilling to cover the actual situation here," a human-rights activist in Fallujah, ...
Myrtle Beach Sun News
July 15, 2008
Brian M. Drinkwine, who commanded paratroopers in Fallujah in 2003, will take command of the of the 82nd Airborne Division's 4th Brigade Combat Team. Col. ...
istockAnalyst.com
July 14, 2008
"The director of police in
Al-Fallujah District,
Al-Anbar Governorate, in western
Iraq, today announced his resignation from his post against the backdrop ...
MWC News
July 14, 2008
By MWC NEWS An American photojournalist who was embedded with
the Marines in
Fallujah has been barred from the
Marine Corps because of graphic photographs ...
Democracy Now
July 14, 2008
An American photojournalist who was embedded with
the Marines in
Fallujah has been barred from the
Marine Corps because of graphic photographs showing ...
The Desert Sun
July 14, 2008
...
Marine Corps sergeant accused of killing -- as well as ordering to be killed -- four captured
Iraqi insurgents during the 2004 battle for
Fallujah. ...
ProPublica
July 14, 2008
When Fallujah burst upon us in March 2004, we pretty quickly came to the conclusion that we should go as deep as we could. We saw the Fallujah incident as a ...
istockAnalyst.com
July 14, 2008
"The security authorities in the city of
Al-Fallujah, an affiliate of the
Al-Anbar Governorate, have clamped a general curfew as of this morning. ...
Edmonton Sun
July 14, 2008
Also yesterday, a
roadside bomb exploded near the house of a police captain about 65 km west of
Baghdad in
Fallujah yesterday, killing four police officers ...
Aljazeera.com
July 13, 2008
Three people at least were killed and four others were injured on Sunday in three explosions in the Iraqi capital
Baghdad and
Fallujah, police sources said ...
Atlantic Free Press
July 13, 2008
by
Dahr Jamail (IPS) - US journalist Zoriah Miller says he was censored by the
US military in the Iraqi city of
Fallujah after photographing Marines who ...
Reuters AlertNet
July 13, 2008
Falluja - Three policemen were killed and four people wounded, including two policemen, when two
roadside bombs went off in centr
Al Falluja, ...
Waxahachie Daily Light
July 13, 2008
Fallujah, Iraq -
Fallujah community members can look outside each morning and see signs of change in their neighborhoods. Small, but significant beacons of ...
Reuters
July 13, 2008
Two blasts in quick succession in
Falluja, in
Iraq's western
Anbar Province, killed six people and wounded 18, police said. One hit a police unit guarding a ...
Journal Gazette and Times-Courier
July 12, 2008
A military prosecutor Friday asked a Marine officer to recommend that a veteran of a key battle in the Iraqi city of Fallujah be tried for murder for his ...
North County Times
July 11, 2008
Gannon bolstered his argument by pointing to testimony that Marines who took prisoners during the massive 2004 offensive in Fallujah were told to treat the ...
North County Times
July 10, 2008
While the military's rules of engagement were loosened during the battle for Fallujah following repeated warnings for noncombatants to leave, ...
WJBC News
July 10, 2008
By AP
Camp Pendleton, CA - An
Illinois Marine sergeant accused of murdering an unarmed Iraqi captive during heavy fighting in
Fallujah in 2004 was heard on ...
Journal Gazette and Times-Courier
July 10, 2008
Three men from the base's 3rd Battalion,
1st Marine Regiment, including Weemer, face homicide charges arising out of actions by their squad in
Fallujah on ...
Los Angeles Times
July 10, 2008
Sgt. Jermaine Nelson, in a tape-recorded interview, says he and a fellow sergeant were ordered to kill the prisoners during a sweep through a Fallouja ...
istockAnalyst.com
July 9, 2008
... and 18 others were wounded when two explosive charges went off this morning in front of Al-Abid Bank in the centre of
Al-Fallujah, west of
Baghdad. ...
BBC News
July 9, 2008
Earlier, bombs exploded in the western city of Falluja, killing four policemen and two civilians, police say. Eighteen people were injured in the two blasts ...
Reuters
July 9, 2008
Falluja - Two
roadside bombs killed six people and wounded 18 outside a bank in
Falluja, 50 km (32 miles) west of
Baghdad, police said. ...
Africasia
July 9, 2008
A dual
car bombing targeting a top
Iraqi Army officer in the main northern Iraqi city of
Mosul on Wednesday killed six people and wounded 28, ...
Antiwar.com
July 9, 2008
A number of
bombings rocked
Mosul and
Fallujah today, leaving dozens of casualties. Overall, 22
Iraqis were killed and another 70 were wounded across the ...
New York Times
July 9, 2008
A bomb placed near a courthouse in
Falluja, just west of
Baghdad, exploded around 6 am, killing one person and injuring three, all of them police officers. ...
