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Despite being struck by an enemy rocket-propelled grenade, an Army Bradley fighting vehicle brings supplies to F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, during a gun battle with insurgents south of Baqubah, Iraq, that lasted 12 hours.
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A building burns Thursday in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, during a gun battle between Iraqi insurgents and soldiers with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry. There were no U.S. casualties.
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Army Bradley fighting vehicles with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, patrol an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, during a gun battle with insurgents on Thursday
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Capt. Ty Johnson, 32, from Atlanta, Ga., the commander of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, fires his weapon against insurgent positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that left 13 insurgents dead. No U.S. casualties were reported.
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Sgt. Trevor Bremer, 25, of Knoxville, Iowa, a member of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, reloads his machine gun during a gun battle with insurgents near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that lasted 12 hours.
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Soldiers with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, exchange positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that left 13 insurgents dead.
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Soldiers from F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, the brigade reconnaissance troop for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, fire at enemy positions on Thursday during a 12-hour gun battle in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq. U.S. commanders reported 13 insurgents were confirmed killed, but there were no U.S. casualties.
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A soldier with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, rests as his comrades fire on insurgent positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday
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With temperatures reaching 120 degrees, Spc. James Folkers, 22, of Athens, Pa., a member of 2nd Platoon, F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, the brigade reconnaissance troop for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, rests during a gun battle with insurgents near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday.
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Spent shell casings litter the roof of a Humvee as Spc. Curtis Gentry, 22, of Palestine, Texas, a member of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, makes adjustments on his machine gun on Friday following a 12-hour gun battle that occurred Thursday in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq.
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An Iraqi boy feeds his pigeons as soldiers from F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, rest during a 12-hour gun battle against insurgents in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday. The boy, who lives in the buiding, was allowed to stay and care for his animals after the soldiers temporarily seized the residence to use as a stronghold against the insurgents.
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U.S. Army Spc. Seth Ditizio, of Philadelphia, PA, with the 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, plays with an Iraqi boy at an Army outpost in Abu Ghraib, on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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British soldiers stand guard at the site where four mortar rounds were fired at Fortress Lines, a former naval academy outside Basra, which houses 61 New Zealanders and some British army engineers.
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British soldiers collect evidences at the site where four mortar rounds were fired at Fortress Lines, a former naval academy outside Basra, which houses 61 New Zealanders and some British army engineers, 19 June 2004. Two British soldiers were slightly injured
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A flatbed truck burns on a Baghdad, Iraq highway after a roadside attack on a convoy passing on the edge of the city Saturday June 19, 2004
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Iraqi police arrive on the scene of a roadside bomb explosion outside of Basra, Iraq, which killed one unidentified Portuguese national and at least one Iraqi man, according to Iraqi police Saturday June 19, 2004.
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A crowd of Iraqis gather to see the damAge after a mortar struck a Baghdad, Iraq mosque according to witnesses Saturday June 19, 2004. No injuries were reported.
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Iraqi policemen look through a shattered wall of a damaged mosque after it was attacked in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad June 19, 2004.
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Iraqi men extinguish a burning car which caught fire when a mortar struck a Baghdad, Iraq mosque according to witnesses Saturday June 19, 2004. No injuries were reported.
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Residents of a Fallujah, Iraq neighborhood walk through the wreckage of their homes which were destroyed in a U.S. airstrike Saturday June 19, 2004. A U.S. military plane fired missiles killing at least 20 and leveling houses in the restive Sunni Muslim city of Fallujah, police and residents said. The U.S. military declined comment.
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Residents of a Fallujah, Iraq neighborhood walk through the wreckage of their homes which were destroyed in a U.S. airstrike Saturday June 19, 2004.
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Iraqis gathered around a hole in the ground caused by a rocket which landed overnight in Iraq (news - web sites)'s western city of Falluja on June 19, 2004. The U.S. military said an airstrike in Falluja had targeted a safehouse for fighters led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a militant accused of links to al Qaeda. Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt said he did not dispute Iraqi accounts that around 20 people were killed in the strike
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Iraqi mourners walk away from graves after they buried the bodies of twenty civilians killed in an overnight air raid in Iraq (news - web sites)'s western city of Falluja June 19, 2004
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U.S. Army Lt. Col Tim Ryan, right, of the 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment gives representatives from families of Iraqis killed by American soldiers cash compensation at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Wednesday, June 16, 2004. Ryan is reaching out to the tribal and religious leaders in the town of Abu Ghraib and is offering a new beginning in which they would be partners, not adversaries. So far, the deal has worked, and is being looked at as a potential model for when Iraqis regain sovereignty June 30.
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Sheiks Saud el-Shibly, left, Sadi al-Khinani dine with U.S. Army soldiers at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Thursday, June 17, 2004. Lt. Col. Tim Ryan commander of the 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment from Fort Hood, Texas, not in picture, believes that his job is to listen to tribal sheiks. He offered a clean slate. If the sheiks took responsibility for security, Ryan told them, he promised that his soldiers would not raid their homes. Further, he said, if the sheiks promised that members oftheir tribes sought by U.S. forces would stop carrying out attacks, the troops would stop hunting them. The sheiks agreed, and the deal has become known as ``The White Page Truce.'' ``This is the best move the Americans have made yet,'' said Sheik Sadial-Khinani, a senior tribal leader. ``The people will see that the Americans have come here to help them, not what others have said, which is that the Americans have come here to abuse them.''
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Sheik Saud el-Shibly thanks U.S. Army soldiers after dining together at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Thursday, June 17, 2004.
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MUSAYIB, IRAQ - JUNE 19: A damaged irrigation canal is seen June 19, 2004 near Musayib, Iraq. The canal was ruined by oil from an oil pipeline damaged in an attack seeping into the groundwater
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MUSAYIB, IRAQ - JUNE 19: Farmland ruined by oil seeping into the groundwater and leeching its way to the surface is seen from the air June 19, 2004 near Musayib, Iraq. The land was ruined by oil from an oil pipeline damaged in an attack.
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Iraqi interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi walks from a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter under heavy guard near Musayib, Iraq on Saturday 19 June 2004
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Iraqi interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi walks under heavy guard near Musayib, Iraq, 85 kms southwest of Baghdad Saturday, June 19, 2004. Allawi visited the site of an irrigation canal that has been ruined by oil seeping into the groundwater and leeching its way to the surface. The oil entered the ground as a result of an attack on an oil pipeline in the area about one month ago.
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Saudi security forces killed the kingdom's top al Qaeda leader Abdulaziz al-Muqrin and two other militants on June 18, 2004 shortly after the group beheaded U.S. engineer Paul Johnson, a senior security source said. 'Yes it is correct, he (Muqrin) was killed with two other senior militants,' the source told *******. He said Muqrin was one of three militants killed in the al-Malazz area of the capital, Riyadh, in a shootout. A file image taken from an Islamist Web site shows a hooded man purported to be Muqrin.
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A video grab image shows Saudi Arabian security forces at the scene where Al Qaeda militants were killed by security forces after they beheaded American hostage Paul Johnson, in Riyadh June 18, 2004. The two militants killed on Friday with Saudi Arabia's top al Qaeda leader, Abdulaziz al-Muqrin, were on the kingdom's list of most wanted militants, Al Arabiya television said.
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Saudi state television broadcast pictures on June 19, 2004 it said were of slain al Qaeda leader Abdulaziz al-Muqrin (pictured) and three other militants. Saudi authorities said they had killed al Qaeda's leader in the kingdom and three other prominent militants, hours after the group carried out its threat to behead U.S. hostage Paul Johnson. State television broadcast pictures of four bloodied corpses. It named the dead men as Abdulaziz al-Muqrin, Saudi Arabia's most wanted man, and three others behind the recent surge of violence against foreigners in the kingdom.
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A Saudi man checks damage to a car at the site of a clash between Saudi police and Al Qaeda members in Riyadh, on June 19, 2004. Saudi foreign policy adviser Adel al-Jubeir said the killing of al Qaeda's leader in the kingdom along with three other prominent militants had 'substantially weakened' the organization. Speaking at a news conference at the Saudi Embassy, Jubeir told the United States 'our people are outraged' by the violent acts of al Qaeda including the beheading of American contractor Paul Johnson
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Saudi Prince Salman Ibn Abdul Aziz, governor of Riyadh Region (L) visits a Saudi policeman who was injured during clashes with al Qaida members, during a strike which killed al Queda leader Abdulaziz al-Moqrin, June 19, 2004. Saudi authorities said on Saturday they had killed al Qaeda's leader Abdulaziz al-Moqrin in the kingdom and three other prominent militants, hours after the group carried out its threat to behead U.S. hostage Paul Johnson
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SAUDI ARABIA: Picture released on a website shows Al-Qaeda chief in Saudi Arabia Abdul Aziz al-Muqrin posing with a MANPAD launcher in Chechnya. Security officers reported killing the Al-Qaeda chief in Saudi Arabia after his group gruesomely beheaded a US hostage, but an Islamist website denied 19 June 2004 that Muqrin was dead. Saudi officials confirmed that Paul Johnson had been decapitated as a 72-hour deadline for his execution ran out, despite frantic efforts to find him. Islamist websites showed grisly pictures of the 49-year-old engineer in a pool of blood, his head placed on his back.
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Anti narcotics police officers disembark at a coca field in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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Anti narcotics police officers walk through a coca field near a cocaine laboratory in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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Anti narcotics police officers inspect a cache of cocaine at a laboratory in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004. The police destroyed two labs as part of their counter narcotics effort in that area of the country. According to a United Nations report released this week land under cultivation for coca in Colombia has declined 16 per cent last year. Joint U.S.-Colombian spraying activities last year eradicated 116,000 hectares of coca.
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BALTOPS 2004: Embarkation of Dannish troops on Polish LST ORP "Poznań"
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**FILE** SpaceShipOne sits on the ramp on its landing gear at Mojave, Calif., airport in this recent but undated file photo. On Monday, June 21, 2004, SpaceShipOne is scheduled to be carried aloft to be released and try to climb 62-miles high, leaving Earth's atmosphere for a few minutes to become the first privately funded, non-governmental manned spacecraft.
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A stealth B2 Spirit bomber stands like a silent sentinel Saturday, June 19, 2004, at the Wings over Whiteman air show at Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Mo., as Bobby Younkin of Springdale, Ark., background, performs aerobatics in a twin-engine Beech. The air show ends on Sunday.
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Actor Treat Williams gets into an AT-6 World War II trainer for a flight around the pylons on the Reno Championship Air Race Course Saturday June 19, 2004. Williams is attending the annual Pylon Racing Seminar at the Reno Stead Airport. The event is to teach rookie racing pilots about pylon racing. On Saturday Williams flew as an observor while Ken Dwelle of Auburn, Calif., bottom, piloted the plane
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Actor Treat Williams, top, chats with Michael Houghton, executive director of the Reno Championship Air Races, prior to taking a flight in an AT-6 World War II training plane Saturday, June 19, 2004, at the Reno Stead Airport in Reno, Nev.
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Col. Fitzgerald/Mulholland Falls
Capt. Clark/ Eagle has Landed
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Two new Palestinian police graduates leap over colleagues during a demonstration of their skills at the graduation ceremony in Gaza City in this Oct. 2, 2003 file photo. In Gaza, a fenced-in, poverty stricken territory where only a tiny portion of the 1.3 million residents has a job and where brutal Israeli military incursions are a daily fact of life, the militant group Hamas has won wide support for its welfare work, and is asking to have a greater role in running the Gaza Strip once Israel withdraws
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Palestinian security forces practice with wooden guns during an exercise in the West Bank city of Hebron, June 19, 2004.
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Palestinian security forces practice with wooden gun replicas during an exercise in the West Bank city of Hebron, June 19, 2004
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** FILE ** Palestinian masked gunmen march during the funeral of Hamas spiritual leader Sheik Ahmed Yassin in Gaza City, in this March 22, 2004 file photo. In Gaza, a fenced-in, poverty stricken territory where only a tiny portion of the 1.3 million residents has a job and where brutal Israeli military incursions are a daily fact of life, the militant group Hamas has won wide support for its welfare work, and is asking to have a greater role in running the Gaza Strip once Israel withdraws
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Palestinians run for cover after an Israeli helicopter fired missiles in Gaza city June 18,2004. Israeli helicopter gunships fired missiles at two targets in Gaza City on Friday, striking two metal foundries and injuring four passers-by, Palestinian witnesses said. Israel's latest air raid, which was launched hours after a rocket fired from Gaza landed in the southern Israeli town of Sderot, causing slight damage but no casualties
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A Palestinian police officer guards the rubble of a metal workshop in Maghazi refugee camp southern Gaza Strip (news - web sites), Saturday June 19, 2004. Israeli helicopters fired three missiles at an empty metal workshop in the central Gaza Strip on Saturday night, causing no injuries, Palestinian officials said. The Israeli army said the workshop was used by the militant group Hamas to make weapons. The strike came day after Israel hit two empty metal workshops in Gaza city.
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Three British parliamentarians came under gunfire from the Israeli army during a U.N.-coordinated visit to a battered refugee camp in southern Gaza, one of the legislators said on June 19, 2004. An Israeli army spokesman said it was looking into the account of the shooting at Rafah, a militant stronghold where troops launched a six-day offensive last month which the United Nations (news (http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/photos/recip/story/*http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/mideast_shooting_dc)) said rendered 575 Palestinians homeless. Palestinians are reflected on the sunglasses of an Israeli soldier in this June 16, 2004 file photo
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Simon Wiesenthal during an interview in this April 17, 2002 file photo at his office, the Documentation Center in Vienna, Austria. Britain has awarded an honorary knighthood to Wiesenthal in recognition of a ``lifetime of service to humanity,'' the British Foreign Office said Saturday June 19, 2004. The award was given to Wiesenthal on Friday June 18, 2004 during a ceremony in his home.
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Israeli soldiers take position during a military operation at Qalandia refugee camp near the West Bank City of Ramallah June 19, 2004
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KARBALA, IRAQ: Thai coalition soldiers from the Humanitarian Assistance Task Force 976 play a game in their combat outfit in celebration of their upcoming 129-year Army Day on June 23rd in Camp Lima, some 100 kms South of Baghdad, 19 June 2004. Bangkok announced 16 June that Thai troops will leave by September 20 after completing a one-year deployment and that the United States would shoulder the cost of the exercise
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KARBALA, IRAQ: Thai coalition soldiers from the Humanitarian Assistance Task Force 976 roll a huge tyre during a game in celebration of their upcoming 129-year Army Day on June 23rd in Camp Lima, some 100 kms South of Baghdad, 19 June 2004.
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A Polish Army soldier stands guard next to the urn with ashes of Col. Ryszard Kuklinski, at the Warsaw Military Cathedral during the funeral ceremony in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday June 19, 2004. Kuklinski was a Polish Army officer who spied on his country for the CIA during the Communist era and later fled to the United States, where he died Feb.10, 2004
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Polish Army veterans pay respect to the urn with ashes of Col. Ryszard Kuklinski, left, at the Warsaw Military Cathedral during the funeral ceremony in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday June 19, 2004. Kuklinski was a Polish Army officer who spied on his country for CIA during the Communist era and later fled to the United States, where he died Feb.10, 2004
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KABUL, AFGHANISTAN: A French Alpine soldier of the International Security Asisstance Force (ISAF) wearing the traditional 'Tarte' patrols in Kabul, 19 June 2004 as a woman wearing a traditional burqua passes by. About 650 French peacekeepers are stationed in Afghanistan with about 200 special forces troops from France deployed in the south and southeast of the country hunting Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other militants
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MINSK, BELARUS: Soviet Major-General Alexander Fen, the commander of tank battalion of the 3-rd Guards Army, which liberated Minsk during WW II, destures in front of 'Joseph Stalin' tank in Minsk, 19 June 2004 installed in the open-air museum devoted to Red Army's victory over Nazi troops, which would soon open after reconstruction.
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Director Quentin Tarantino, left, shakes hands with Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, right, at the opening ceremony of 26th Moscow International Film Festival in Moscow, Friday, June 18, 2004. At center is Russian director and festival head Nikita Mikhalkov at the opening ceremony in front of the Pushkinsky cinema house. Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov thanked Tarantino for awarding the Palme d'Or trophy to Michael Moore at the 57th International Film Festival in Cannes
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Выпуск кремлевских курсантов состоялся на Красной площади
2004-06-19
Edit: Thanks, Spearin! (Sorry I didn't see any Canadian pic's today ..)
Despite being struck by an enemy rocket-propelled grenade, an Army Bradley fighting vehicle brings supplies to F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, during a gun battle with insurgents south of Baqubah, Iraq, that lasted 12 hours.
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A building burns Thursday in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, during a gun battle between Iraqi insurgents and soldiers with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry. There were no U.S. casualties.
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Army Bradley fighting vehicles with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, patrol an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, during a gun battle with insurgents on Thursday
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Capt. Ty Johnson, 32, from Atlanta, Ga., the commander of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, fires his weapon against insurgent positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that left 13 insurgents dead. No U.S. casualties were reported.
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Sgt. Trevor Bremer, 25, of Knoxville, Iowa, a member of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, reloads his machine gun during a gun battle with insurgents near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that lasted 12 hours.
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Soldiers with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, exchange positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday that left 13 insurgents dead.
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Soldiers from F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, the brigade reconnaissance troop for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, fire at enemy positions on Thursday during a 12-hour gun battle in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq. U.S. commanders reported 13 insurgents were confirmed killed, but there were no U.S. casualties.
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A soldier with F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, rests as his comrades fire on insurgent positions during a 12-hour gun battle near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday
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With temperatures reaching 120 degrees, Spc. James Folkers, 22, of Athens, Pa., a member of 2nd Platoon, F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, the brigade reconnaissance troop for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, rests during a gun battle with insurgents near Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday.
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Spent shell casings litter the roof of a Humvee as Spc. Curtis Gentry, 22, of Palestine, Texas, a member of F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, makes adjustments on his machine gun on Friday following a 12-hour gun battle that occurred Thursday in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq.
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An Iraqi boy feeds his pigeons as soldiers from F Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry, rest during a 12-hour gun battle against insurgents in an area south of Baqubah, Iraq, on Thursday. The boy, who lives in the buiding, was allowed to stay and care for his animals after the soldiers temporarily seized the residence to use as a stronghold against the insurgents.
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U.S. Army Spc. Seth Ditizio, of Philadelphia, PA, with the 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, plays with an Iraqi boy at an Army outpost in Abu Ghraib, on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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British soldiers stand guard at the site where four mortar rounds were fired at Fortress Lines, a former naval academy outside Basra, which houses 61 New Zealanders and some British army engineers.
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British soldiers collect evidences at the site where four mortar rounds were fired at Fortress Lines, a former naval academy outside Basra, which houses 61 New Zealanders and some British army engineers, 19 June 2004. Two British soldiers were slightly injured
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A flatbed truck burns on a Baghdad, Iraq highway after a roadside attack on a convoy passing on the edge of the city Saturday June 19, 2004
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Iraqi police arrive on the scene of a roadside bomb explosion outside of Basra, Iraq, which killed one unidentified Portuguese national and at least one Iraqi man, according to Iraqi police Saturday June 19, 2004.
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A crowd of Iraqis gather to see the damAge after a mortar struck a Baghdad, Iraq mosque according to witnesses Saturday June 19, 2004. No injuries were reported.
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Iraqi policemen look through a shattered wall of a damaged mosque after it was attacked in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad June 19, 2004.
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Iraqi men extinguish a burning car which caught fire when a mortar struck a Baghdad, Iraq mosque according to witnesses Saturday June 19, 2004. No injuries were reported.
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Residents of a Fallujah, Iraq neighborhood walk through the wreckage of their homes which were destroyed in a U.S. airstrike Saturday June 19, 2004. A U.S. military plane fired missiles killing at least 20 and leveling houses in the restive Sunni Muslim city of Fallujah, police and residents said. The U.S. military declined comment.
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Residents of a Fallujah, Iraq neighborhood walk through the wreckage of their homes which were destroyed in a U.S. airstrike Saturday June 19, 2004.
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Iraqis gathered around a hole in the ground caused by a rocket which landed overnight in Iraq (news - web sites)'s western city of Falluja on June 19, 2004. The U.S. military said an airstrike in Falluja had targeted a safehouse for fighters led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a militant accused of links to al Qaeda. Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt said he did not dispute Iraqi accounts that around 20 people were killed in the strike
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Iraqi mourners walk away from graves after they buried the bodies of twenty civilians killed in an overnight air raid in Iraq (news - web sites)'s western city of Falluja June 19, 2004
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U.S. Army Lt. Col Tim Ryan, right, of the 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment gives representatives from families of Iraqis killed by American soldiers cash compensation at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Wednesday, June 16, 2004. Ryan is reaching out to the tribal and religious leaders in the town of Abu Ghraib and is offering a new beginning in which they would be partners, not adversaries. So far, the deal has worked, and is being looked at as a potential model for when Iraqis regain sovereignty June 30.
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Sheiks Saud el-Shibly, left, Sadi al-Khinani dine with U.S. Army soldiers at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Thursday, June 17, 2004. Lt. Col. Tim Ryan commander of the 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry Regiment from Fort Hood, Texas, not in picture, believes that his job is to listen to tribal sheiks. He offered a clean slate. If the sheiks took responsibility for security, Ryan told them, he promised that his soldiers would not raid their homes. Further, he said, if the sheiks promised that members oftheir tribes sought by U.S. forces would stop carrying out attacks, the troops would stop hunting them. The sheiks agreed, and the deal has become known as ``The White Page Truce.'' ``This is the best move the Americans have made yet,'' said Sheik Sadial-Khinani, a senior tribal leader. ``The people will see that the Americans have come here to help them, not what others have said, which is that the Americans have come here to abuse them.''
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Sheik Saud el-Shibly thanks U.S. Army soldiers after dining together at Camp Victory, near Abu Ghraib, Iraq, Thursday, June 17, 2004.
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MUSAYIB, IRAQ - JUNE 19: A damaged irrigation canal is seen June 19, 2004 near Musayib, Iraq. The canal was ruined by oil from an oil pipeline damaged in an attack seeping into the groundwater
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MUSAYIB, IRAQ - JUNE 19: Farmland ruined by oil seeping into the groundwater and leeching its way to the surface is seen from the air June 19, 2004 near Musayib, Iraq. The land was ruined by oil from an oil pipeline damaged in an attack.
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Iraqi interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi walks from a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter under heavy guard near Musayib, Iraq on Saturday 19 June 2004
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Iraqi interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi walks under heavy guard near Musayib, Iraq, 85 kms southwest of Baghdad Saturday, June 19, 2004. Allawi visited the site of an irrigation canal that has been ruined by oil seeping into the groundwater and leeching its way to the surface. The oil entered the ground as a result of an attack on an oil pipeline in the area about one month ago.
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Saudi security forces killed the kingdom's top al Qaeda leader Abdulaziz al-Muqrin and two other militants on June 18, 2004 shortly after the group beheaded U.S. engineer Paul Johnson, a senior security source said. 'Yes it is correct, he (Muqrin) was killed with two other senior militants,' the source told *******. He said Muqrin was one of three militants killed in the al-Malazz area of the capital, Riyadh, in a shootout. A file image taken from an Islamist Web site shows a hooded man purported to be Muqrin.
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A video grab image shows Saudi Arabian security forces at the scene where Al Qaeda militants were killed by security forces after they beheaded American hostage Paul Johnson, in Riyadh June 18, 2004. The two militants killed on Friday with Saudi Arabia's top al Qaeda leader, Abdulaziz al-Muqrin, were on the kingdom's list of most wanted militants, Al Arabiya television said.
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Saudi state television broadcast pictures on June 19, 2004 it said were of slain al Qaeda leader Abdulaziz al-Muqrin (pictured) and three other militants. Saudi authorities said they had killed al Qaeda's leader in the kingdom and three other prominent militants, hours after the group carried out its threat to behead U.S. hostage Paul Johnson. State television broadcast pictures of four bloodied corpses. It named the dead men as Abdulaziz al-Muqrin, Saudi Arabia's most wanted man, and three others behind the recent surge of violence against foreigners in the kingdom.
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A Saudi man checks damage to a car at the site of a clash between Saudi police and Al Qaeda members in Riyadh, on June 19, 2004. Saudi foreign policy adviser Adel al-Jubeir said the killing of al Qaeda's leader in the kingdom along with three other prominent militants had 'substantially weakened' the organization. Speaking at a news conference at the Saudi Embassy, Jubeir told the United States 'our people are outraged' by the violent acts of al Qaeda including the beheading of American contractor Paul Johnson
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Saudi Prince Salman Ibn Abdul Aziz, governor of Riyadh Region (L) visits a Saudi policeman who was injured during clashes with al Qaida members, during a strike which killed al Queda leader Abdulaziz al-Moqrin, June 19, 2004. Saudi authorities said on Saturday they had killed al Qaeda's leader Abdulaziz al-Moqrin in the kingdom and three other prominent militants, hours after the group carried out its threat to behead U.S. hostage Paul Johnson
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SAUDI ARABIA: Picture released on a website shows Al-Qaeda chief in Saudi Arabia Abdul Aziz al-Muqrin posing with a MANPAD launcher in Chechnya. Security officers reported killing the Al-Qaeda chief in Saudi Arabia after his group gruesomely beheaded a US hostage, but an Islamist website denied 19 June 2004 that Muqrin was dead. Saudi officials confirmed that Paul Johnson had been decapitated as a 72-hour deadline for his execution ran out, despite frantic efforts to find him. Islamist websites showed grisly pictures of the 49-year-old engineer in a pool of blood, his head placed on his back.
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Anti narcotics police officers disembark at a coca field in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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Anti narcotics police officers walk through a coca field near a cocaine laboratory in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004.
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Anti narcotics police officers inspect a cache of cocaine at a laboratory in the rural area of Sotomayor, in the southern Narino state, Friday, June 18, 2004. The police destroyed two labs as part of their counter narcotics effort in that area of the country. According to a United Nations report released this week land under cultivation for coca in Colombia has declined 16 per cent last year. Joint U.S.-Colombian spraying activities last year eradicated 116,000 hectares of coca.
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BALTOPS 2004: Embarkation of Dannish troops on Polish LST ORP "Poznań"
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**FILE** SpaceShipOne sits on the ramp on its landing gear at Mojave, Calif., airport in this recent but undated file photo. On Monday, June 21, 2004, SpaceShipOne is scheduled to be carried aloft to be released and try to climb 62-miles high, leaving Earth's atmosphere for a few minutes to become the first privately funded, non-governmental manned spacecraft.
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A stealth B2 Spirit bomber stands like a silent sentinel Saturday, June 19, 2004, at the Wings over Whiteman air show at Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Mo., as Bobby Younkin of Springdale, Ark., background, performs aerobatics in a twin-engine Beech. The air show ends on Sunday.
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Actor Treat Williams gets into an AT-6 World War II trainer for a flight around the pylons on the Reno Championship Air Race Course Saturday June 19, 2004. Williams is attending the annual Pylon Racing Seminar at the Reno Stead Airport. The event is to teach rookie racing pilots about pylon racing. On Saturday Williams flew as an observor while Ken Dwelle of Auburn, Calif., bottom, piloted the plane
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Actor Treat Williams, top, chats with Michael Houghton, executive director of the Reno Championship Air Races, prior to taking a flight in an AT-6 World War II training plane Saturday, June 19, 2004, at the Reno Stead Airport in Reno, Nev.
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Col. Fitzgerald/Mulholland Falls
Capt. Clark/ Eagle has Landed
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Two new Palestinian police graduates leap over colleagues during a demonstration of their skills at the graduation ceremony in Gaza City in this Oct. 2, 2003 file photo. In Gaza, a fenced-in, poverty stricken territory where only a tiny portion of the 1.3 million residents has a job and where brutal Israeli military incursions are a daily fact of life, the militant group Hamas has won wide support for its welfare work, and is asking to have a greater role in running the Gaza Strip once Israel withdraws
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Palestinian security forces practice with wooden guns during an exercise in the West Bank city of Hebron, June 19, 2004.
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Palestinian security forces practice with wooden gun replicas during an exercise in the West Bank city of Hebron, June 19, 2004
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** FILE ** Palestinian masked gunmen march during the funeral of Hamas spiritual leader Sheik Ahmed Yassin in Gaza City, in this March 22, 2004 file photo. In Gaza, a fenced-in, poverty stricken territory where only a tiny portion of the 1.3 million residents has a job and where brutal Israeli military incursions are a daily fact of life, the militant group Hamas has won wide support for its welfare work, and is asking to have a greater role in running the Gaza Strip once Israel withdraws
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Palestinians run for cover after an Israeli helicopter fired missiles in Gaza city June 18,2004. Israeli helicopter gunships fired missiles at two targets in Gaza City on Friday, striking two metal foundries and injuring four passers-by, Palestinian witnesses said. Israel's latest air raid, which was launched hours after a rocket fired from Gaza landed in the southern Israeli town of Sderot, causing slight damage but no casualties
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A Palestinian police officer guards the rubble of a metal workshop in Maghazi refugee camp southern Gaza Strip (news - web sites), Saturday June 19, 2004. Israeli helicopters fired three missiles at an empty metal workshop in the central Gaza Strip on Saturday night, causing no injuries, Palestinian officials said. The Israeli army said the workshop was used by the militant group Hamas to make weapons. The strike came day after Israel hit two empty metal workshops in Gaza city.
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Three British parliamentarians came under gunfire from the Israeli army during a U.N.-coordinated visit to a battered refugee camp in southern Gaza, one of the legislators said on June 19, 2004. An Israeli army spokesman said it was looking into the account of the shooting at Rafah, a militant stronghold where troops launched a six-day offensive last month which the United Nations (news (http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/photos/recip/story/*http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/mideast_shooting_dc)) said rendered 575 Palestinians homeless. Palestinians are reflected on the sunglasses of an Israeli soldier in this June 16, 2004 file photo
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Simon Wiesenthal during an interview in this April 17, 2002 file photo at his office, the Documentation Center in Vienna, Austria. Britain has awarded an honorary knighthood to Wiesenthal in recognition of a ``lifetime of service to humanity,'' the British Foreign Office said Saturday June 19, 2004. The award was given to Wiesenthal on Friday June 18, 2004 during a ceremony in his home.
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Israeli soldiers take position during a military operation at Qalandia refugee camp near the West Bank City of Ramallah June 19, 2004
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KARBALA, IRAQ: Thai coalition soldiers from the Humanitarian Assistance Task Force 976 play a game in their combat outfit in celebration of their upcoming 129-year Army Day on June 23rd in Camp Lima, some 100 kms South of Baghdad, 19 June 2004. Bangkok announced 16 June that Thai troops will leave by September 20 after completing a one-year deployment and that the United States would shoulder the cost of the exercise
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KARBALA, IRAQ: Thai coalition soldiers from the Humanitarian Assistance Task Force 976 roll a huge tyre during a game in celebration of their upcoming 129-year Army Day on June 23rd in Camp Lima, some 100 kms South of Baghdad, 19 June 2004.
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A Polish Army soldier stands guard next to the urn with ashes of Col. Ryszard Kuklinski, at the Warsaw Military Cathedral during the funeral ceremony in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday June 19, 2004. Kuklinski was a Polish Army officer who spied on his country for the CIA during the Communist era and later fled to the United States, where he died Feb.10, 2004
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Polish Army veterans pay respect to the urn with ashes of Col. Ryszard Kuklinski, left, at the Warsaw Military Cathedral during the funeral ceremony in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday June 19, 2004. Kuklinski was a Polish Army officer who spied on his country for CIA during the Communist era and later fled to the United States, where he died Feb.10, 2004
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KABUL, AFGHANISTAN: A French Alpine soldier of the International Security Asisstance Force (ISAF) wearing the traditional 'Tarte' patrols in Kabul, 19 June 2004 as a woman wearing a traditional burqua passes by. About 650 French peacekeepers are stationed in Afghanistan with about 200 special forces troops from France deployed in the south and southeast of the country hunting Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other militants
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MINSK, BELARUS: Soviet Major-General Alexander Fen, the commander of tank battalion of the 3-rd Guards Army, which liberated Minsk during WW II, destures in front of 'Joseph Stalin' tank in Minsk, 19 June 2004 installed in the open-air museum devoted to Red Army's victory over Nazi troops, which would soon open after reconstruction.
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Director Quentin Tarantino, left, shakes hands with Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, right, at the opening ceremony of 26th Moscow International Film Festival in Moscow, Friday, June 18, 2004. At center is Russian director and festival head Nikita Mikhalkov at the opening ceremony in front of the Pushkinsky cinema house. Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov thanked Tarantino for awarding the Palme d'Or trophy to Michael Moore at the 57th International Film Festival in Cannes
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Выпуск кремлевских курсантов состоялся на Красной площади
2004-06-19
Edit: Thanks, Spearin! (Sorry I didn't see any Canadian pic's today ..)