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Marines settle into a palace that once was Saddam's.

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Is there any hope for recovering Iraq's looted antiques?

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As they move into a key northern city, Kurdish forces look to a troubled past and an uncertain future.

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Feature Photo: In central Iraq, tired soldiers wait out a sandstorm.
(Photo: Christopher Anderson - VII for USN&WR)

Our interactive graphics explain weaponry, urban warfare, and more.

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Stayin' alive (4/14/03)
'Secure' is still a relative term in Iraq.

Offshore security (4/14/03)
A new role, and a different coast, for the Coast Guard

Mixed reception (4/12/03)
Iraqis are happy to see Saddam gone, wary of seeing Americans arrive.

Unexpected risks (4/12/03)
Though hostile fire subsides, many perils persist for American soldiers.

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Weapons for opposition fighters (4/8/03)
The U.S. readies the "Free Iraqi Forces" for battle.

Deploying the "Free Iraqi Forces" (4/7/03)
What role for the arriving anti-Saddam Iraqi fighters?

Exclusive: A new force to fight alongside U.S. troops (4/5/03)
The Pentagon is dispatching a new force of Iraqi opposition fighters to fight alongside American troops in Iraq.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch (4/4/03)
A sampling of various happenings in the world of business and money-politics.

Exclusive: Rumsfeld memos (4/3/03)
President Bush is urged to declare an interim Iraqi government.

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