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Frontline reports
4/15/03
Palace Guards by Mark Mazzetti
Marines settle into a palace that once was Saddam's.
4/14/03
Stayin' alive by Julian E. Barnes
'Secure' is still a relative term in Iraq.
Offshore security by Joellen Perry
A new role, and a different coast, for the Coast Guard
4/12/03
Mixed reception by Julian E. Barnes
Iraqis are happy to see Saddam gone, wary of seeing Americans arrive.
Unexpected risks by Julian E. Barnes
Though hostile fire subsides, many perils persist for American soldiers.
4/11/03
Airborne Express by Julian E. Barnes
The 101st Airborne moves quickly into Baghdad to a mixed reception from Iraqis.
Military chatter by Elaine M. Grossman
Across the battlefield, U.S. forces link up through Internet-style chat rooms.
4/10/03
Capital chaos by Kit R. Roane
On the streets in Baghdad, mainly soldiers and looters
4/9/03
A Q&A with Lt. Gen. James Conway
Commander of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force in Iraq
Jubilation and tragedy in Baghdad by Kit R. Roane
Partying in the streets, but also death, as Iraqis marked the end of Saddam's regime.
Asleep in the classroom by Julian E. Barnes
U.S. forces used schools as temporary outposts.
A commander's viewpoint
A Q&A with Col. Joseph Anderson, commander of the 101st Airborne Division's 2nd Brigade.
4/8/03
Wrong time, wrong place by Kit R. Roane
The civilian toll mounts in an unruly city.
The hunt for chemical weapons by Julian E. Barnes
At one munitions plant, U.S. soldiers look for a smoking gun.
4/7/03
Chemical Ali is dead... or is he? by Mark Mazzetti
U.S. forces are uncertain about the fate of a notorious Iraqi official.
"Hey, those are kids!" by Julian E. Barnes
A moment to decide between life and death
4/6/03
At Baghdad’s gates by Kit R. Roane
Under fire, Marines find advancing slow... and dangerous
4/5/03
Liberated lands by Bay Fang
As Iraqi forces pull back, a look at what they left behind.
Marines' stories by Joellen Perry
Aboard the Navy's hospital ship, the wounded recall war's horrors.
"We are in a hell of a fight" by Julian E. Barnes
Army forces move into Karbala.
The general from Central Casting by Jeff Glasser
Lt. Gen. John Abizaid has the right background and résumé for both the war in Iraqand what may come later.
"We were ducking and weaving" by Julian E. Barnes
Soldiers under fire in Karbala.
4/3/03
The Iraqi who saved Pfc. Jessica Lynch by Mark Mazzetti
The story behind the rescue mission.
The battle of Kut by Kit R. Roane
Marines take on Iraq's Republican Guard.
4/2/03
The Battle for Baghdad Begins by Mark Mazzetti
Marine and Army units advance through Republican Guard defenses.
A holy city is won over by Julian E. Barnes
The 101st Airborne Division gets a friendly reception once the regime's forces flee.
Thinking about war by Kit R. Roane
Marines ponder the lessons of deathand lifein Iraq.
Block by block by Julian E. Barnes
The "No Slack" battalion moves into Najaf.
Empty notebooks at 'the show' by Jeff Glasser
Real-time info flows fast and furious at the front; not so at CentCom
4/1/03
Crashing the Baath Party by Mark Mazzetti
Marines target the regime's holdouts
Alpha males by Kit R. Roane
Marines move aggressively to keep supply lines clear.
3/31/03
Taking charge by Kit R. Roane
Marines go in ready to fight, but find mainly friendly civilians in three towns.
3/29/03
Nervous laughter and thoughts of home by Kit R. Roane
Soldiers of the 4th Marines fend off fear and boredom with smokes, jokes, and MREs.
Target hunting by Joellen Perry
The changing missions for the Constellation's aircraft
3/27/03
News and rumors by Julian E. Barnes
In the field, soldiers try to sort information from misinformation.
3/26/03
Slow crawl by Kit R. Roane
Sandstorm and enemy fire complicate marines' advance toward Baghdad.
3/25/03
On the fly by Joellen Perry
The air mission shifts toward close support for advancing ground troops.
Ground Attack Convoy Five by Julian E. Barnes
"You have to pick your time to be nervous."
Sandstorm by Julian E. Barnes
U.S. troops forced to cope with what Mother Nature sends their way.
3/24/03
Returning fire by Kit R. Roane
Marines face combat for the first time.
3/22/03
High over Baghdad by Jeff Glasser
Pilots recount their attack on the Iraqi capital.
From the sea by Joellen Perry
Naval pilots go "downtown."
3/21/03
Psychological Operations by Jeff Glasser
Getting the U.S. message to Iraqis.
Flying rumors by Joellen Perry
The talk below deck on the USS Constellation.
Rolling north by Julian E. Barnes
Units of the 101st Airborne join the advance into southern Iraq.
3/20/03
A day to remember by Julian E. Barnes
An Army air defense unit takes its best shot.
Kurdish hopes by Bay Fang
Awaiting the day they can return to Kirkuk.
Aboard the USS Constellation by Joellen Perry
First strike: Sailors' cheers accompany the opening shots.
Saddam's first shot by Mark Mazzetti
Rattling the Marines.
3/19/03
Now comes the real test by Julian E. Barnes
GIs have trained to wage war in the desert.
Pay as you go by Julian E. Barnes
The U.S. military's unorthodox supply strategy.
3/18/03
Keep on truckin' by Julian E. Barnes
An Army transport unit faces sand dunes and other obstacles.
Interview: Lt. Gen. James Conway
Commander of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force in Kuwait.
3/17/03
Aboard the USS Constellation by Joellen Perry
The bomb farm: Busy days for the ordnance team.
Fighting words by Mark Mazzetti
Marine commander readies his troops for combat.
3/14/03
Combat stress by Julian E. Barnes
Military psychologists are sent to the front.
When the wind blows by Julian E. Barnes
Sandstorms complicate war preparations.
3/13/03
Tiny Qatar by Jeff Glasser
A friendly port in the storm.
Kuwait's troubled domestic relations by Julian Barnes and Kit Roane
Philippine house maids flee abusive employers.
3/12/03
With the Marines by Julian E. Barnes
Harrier pilots prepare for their mission.
3/10/03
Aboard the USS Constellation by Joellen Perry
Night ops: Prelude to war.
3/8/03
Desert duty by Julian E. Barnes
It's a long way from Indiana
Aboard the USS Constellation by Joellen Perry
Listening carefully to the president's words
3/6/03
Memories of the last war by Julian E. Barnes
A visit to Kuwait's unofficial monument to the oilfield destruction caused by Saddam Hussein.
Set ablaze by Bay Fang
A fuel smuggler's story of Iraqi cruelty.
Ready for the worst? by Kit R. Roane
A new-style field hospital built to weather chemical and biological weapons.
3/4/03
Media war by Kit R. Roane
The shooting that precedes the shooting.
2/25/03
Waiting for war by Kit R. Roane
Marines in the desert.
2/15/03
Kuwait: Sheltered from the storm? by Kit R. Roane
As U.S. military forces mass in the desert, Kuwaitis go on with their lives.
Jordan: Between Iraq and a hard place by Bay Fang
There's a lot of anger, much of it directed toward America.
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