Marines Killed in Nasiriyah Friendly Fire Probe
U S Central Command investigated the March ambush near Nasiriyah in which nine Marines died. Reports cited a possible A 10 attack or mistaken targeting by allied forces while Iraqi soldiers allegedly mimed surrender. officials pursued all leads.
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Ten US soldiers wounded flown to Ramstein Landstuhl
Ten soldiers with battle wounds and twelve with non combat injuries were flown to Ramstein Air Base Germany for treatment at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center. The group included two Army soldiers in intensive care and eight Marines. Identifications were not released. In total eighty one soldiers from the Iraq war are receiving care at Landstuhl with thirty three from combat injuries. In Tijuana Mexico hundreds of youths protested the Iraq war wearing black ribbons and singing critical songs.
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Protesters march across border at San Ysidro amid antiwar rally
Human rights activists religious groups and students from various schools led protests beginning at a Tijuana center and ending at the San Ysidro bridge and a local university theater. The demonstration was the fourth antiwar march in the city of nearly 1 million across from San Diego since the Iraq war began on March 19.
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Australia to boost humanitarian aid to Iraq
Australiawill increase aid to Iraq with a 50 million dollar donation to a UN appeal, adding to 10.5 million already sent. Supplies arrived at Umm Qasr as the UN approves oil for food restart plans. Brigadier Hannan reported no Australian casualties among about 2000 troops in the U.S.-led coalition.
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Afghan citizens urged to aid Iraqi relief effort
Afghanistan forms a special Kabul central bank account for humanitarian aid to Iraq. Money will be delivered to Iraqis by UN envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, as President Karzai calls on businessmen and wealthy Afghans to contribute. The move reflects Afghanistan's long war-torn backdrop and desire to help fellow Muslims.
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Doc Kyle the Marine medic keeps line alive on Iraqi front
In southern Iraq, Navy Hospitalman Rashon Kyle known as Doc rides with Echo Company 1st Platoon 15th MEU. He helps medical care, digs fighting holes, hands out ammo, and sleeps in the sand with Marines. Kyle, armed only with a medical bag, treats wounds, performs field care, and mentors troops while pursuing advanced degrees.
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