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Post 9/11 dragnet turns up surprises
In the six-and-a-half years that the U.S. government has been fingerprinting insurgents, detainees and ordinary people in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Horn of Africa, hundreds have turned out to share an ...
Bush signs citizenship bill for soldiers in honor of Md. man killed in Iraq
President Bush has signed into law a bill drafted in honor of a Maryland soldier killed in Iraq while trying to complete an application for U.S. citizenship.
Group Claims Responsibility for Iraq Attack
The insurgent group Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia claimed responsibility on Saturday for a suicide bombing in Anbar Province that killed 20 Iraqis and three American marines on Thursday.
Rolling up Al Qaeda assets throughout Iraq
Coalition forces destroy Al-Qaeda in Iraq safe haven, financing BAGHDAD - Coalition forces destroyed an al-Qaeda in Iraq safe haven when they seized money, destroyed weapons and detained nine suspected ...
Police raiding a suspected al-Qaida hideout found a secret prison and the bodies of seven Iraqis bearing gunshot wounds and torture marks.
Iraq police find 7 bodies, suspected al Qaeda jail
Police raiding a suspected al Qaeda hide-out found a secret prison and the bodies of seven Iraqis bearing gunshot wounds and torture marks, Iraqi police said on Saturday.
Iraq militants urged to surrender
TIKRIT: Anti-US Sunni combatants have been given 10 days to surrender to coalition forces as Iraq extended its crackdown on militias around the country.
4 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq blasts
Four U.S. soldiers died in roadside bombings Tuesday and Wednesday, the U.S. military said, bringing to 10 the number of Americans killed in Iraq since Monday.
3 U.S. Troops Dead In Northern Iraq Blast
A roadside bomb killed three American soldiers and an interpreter north of Baghdad, the U.S. military said Wednesday, and Iraqi police reported 14 Shiite gunmen were arrested after fighting south of the ...
Edging Away From Air Force, Army Adds Air Unit
Ever since the Army lost its warplanes to a newly independent Air Force after World War II, soldiers have depended on the sister service for help from the sky, from bombing and strafing to transport and ...
Heartland Troops Return from Iraq
The President gets set to sign a war funding bill providing $165 billion to fund military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan for the next year.
Busy base welcomes the wounded back home
A n hour before the C-17 touched down at Andrews Air Force Base, Capt. Norman Ellis briefed his crew on who would be arriving on the transport plane.
It's just a $5,812,353 contract -- chump change for the Pentagon -- and not even one of those notorious "no-bid" contracts either.
Iraqi violence down and gov't confidence rising
Signs are emerging that Iraq has reached a turning point. Violence is down, armed extremists are in disarray, government confidence is rising and sectarian communities are gearing up for a battle at the polls ...
Bomb kills leader of Saddam's tribe, two bodyguards
The leader of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's tribe was killed by a bomb Tuesday after he had spoken publicly in favor of reconciling with the new government in Baghdad.
Body of Orange Park Soldier Coming Home Today
A soldier killed in Iraq will be coming home Monday afternoon. Army Spc. Quincy Green, 26, died one week ago in Tikrit.
Saddam clan chief killed, five civilians wounded in Iraq
The head of the clan of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was killed on Tuesday, while another five civilians were wounded in separate incidents in Iraq, police sources and media reports said.
A SUICIDE car bomber killed one US soldier and wounded 18 in northern Iraq today, as 13 civilians died in separate strikes in the heart of Baghdad and elsewhere in the country, officials said.
The Department of Defense announced today the death of three soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.
A soldier who went to high school in North Florida has been killed in Iraq from what the Army says was non-combat related injuries.