Iraqi attacks kill U.S. soldier amid rising violence
The report notes a U.S. transport plane was targeted by a surface to air missile, a U.S. soldier was killed in a convoy attack, and Hadithah mayor Giovani Lorento was slain. General Abizaid described the war as a classical guerrilla conflict with vast daily attacks.
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Morale suffers as US troops face longer Iraq deployment
At Habanyi yah air base near Baghdad the 3rd Infantry Division's 9,000 soldiers confront delayed homecoming after a Pentagon decision to extend their near eight month stay. Troops express anger and fatigue as Capt. Miller informs them they will not return soon, with many missing family plans and futures.
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Senators press CIA director on Iraq intelligence
Senate Intelligence Committee questioned CIA Director George Tenet about whether the Iraq WMD claim in the State of the Union was an isolated error or part of deeper intelligence or political manipulation. Tenet answered after taking responsibility for the disputed uranium from Africa assertion based on forged Niger documents.
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