L/atiy nciaiu rHuiufucu iviiw/ninenas, sucn as oenatc ncMucm uvu tvwm.James “Pate” Philip, to lobby story on Page 4.First lady Hillary Rodh Chelsea greet U.S. sol base at Tuzla, Bosnia.Associated Press PhotoHillary Clinton tries to boostin imoraleFirst lady Hillary Rodham Clinton visited U.S. troops manning fortified outposts in northeastern Bosnia Monday and said their peacekeeping work was “extraordinary to behold.”“This was the confrontation line. People didn’t come out here and play around,” said Army Sgt. Dave Mills of Somerset, Ky. as Clinton arrived by helicopter at Camp Alicia, home of a mechanized infantiy outfit and a combat engineer battalion.Clinton, accompanied by daughter Chelsea, 16, met troops trained in mine clearing during a tour of the camp, including Sgt. Francisco Alcantar of Chicago, who recently saved a buddy injured in a mine-clearing accident.Clinton flew to Bosnia from Germany aboard a C-17 Air Force cargo jet, becoming the first U.S. first lady since Eleanor Roosevelt to visit an area of conflict independently of her commander-in-chief husband.See story on Page 3.