Dead and missing service members tallied in Iraq war
The Pentagon reports 138 U.S. service members killed in Iraq. Profiles of the dead and missing appear online. Rivero, 23, of Gainesville, Florida, died April 17 in an Iraqi vehicle crash after fearing medic care for an ankle injury. Mileo, 20, of Centreville, Maryland, was shot April 14 near Baghdad amid combat operations.
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Air Force Major Watkins Remembered For Arts At Virginia High School
Air Force Maj William R Watkins is survived by his wife Maj Melissa Watkins an intelligence officer at Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina and their 11 month old son William A second child is due in August Friends and teachers recall his stature and artistic talents as a student he helped actors with a production that included military elements and taught them saluting skills
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UN workers return to Baghdad to assess needs
A 21 member UN team led by Ramiro Lopes da Silva arrived in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday for the first time since the war to immediately assess emergency humanitarian needs. The group includes staff from WHO, WFP, UNICEF and UNDP as they take charge of relief operations.
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Grenade attack follows Iraqi shootings in Fallujah
U S soldiers were wounded when Iraqi attackers threw two grenades into a U S Army compound in Fallujah, amid continuing anti U S protests after deadly clashes near a school where soldiers had set up camp. Local officials cited multiple deaths and injuries in linked demonstrations as a broader backlash against occupation.
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Souvenir from Iraq Explodes At Jordan Airport
A Japanese journalist, Hiroki Gomi of Mainichi, revealed he bought a metal device as a wartime souvenir. The device exploded in front of airport security guard Sgt. Ali Sirhan during a manual search, killing Sirhan and wounding three others. The journalist faces trial in Amman while authorities trace the device's origin.
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