Army Apache downed pilots shown on Iraqi TV
Army pilots Williams and Young, from Fort Hood unit 1st Battalion 227th Aviation Regiment, appeared on Iraq's state TV amid claims two Apaches were shot down. Williams is married with two children. Young, based near Atlanta, is single. Iraqi officials released footage and documents while denying a second aircraft loss and promising POW treatment under the Geneva Conventions.
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Iraqi leaders warn on chemical weapons and Baghdad defense
The report notes cautious Iraqi denial of WMDs while suggesting Saddam could use chemical arms if pressed. It cites US and British officials ready for continued resistance as coalition forces close on Baghdad, with Lt Col McCourt warning the conflict will not be neat and that contingencies are in place.
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Remembered Army specialist Greg Holden from Huron High
Max Blumenfeld, an Army spokesman, confirmed an attack near the 101st Command Center at a rear base near the Iraqi border. Greg Holden, a 1990 Huron High School graduate and track athlete, served with the 101st Screaming Eagles based at Fort Campbell and deployed to the Gulf region. His former classmate John Harkelroad recalled Holden as patriotic, well-liked, and fearless, while guidance counselor Judy Pflieger praised his academic and athletic talents. Holden’s move from the area followed his graduation.
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Iraqi forces slow coalition advance toward Baghdad
American led troops push within about 50 miles of Baghdad as air strikes focus on Republican Guard positions around the capital. In the south heavy fighting continues amid stiff Iraqi resistance.
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Baghdad war updates show stubborn Iraqi resistance and allied push
Allied ground forces press toward Baghdad amid fierce clashes in southern Iraq. A bus bombing killed five Syrians and wounded ten on an Iraqi bridge. Saddam appeared on Iraqi TV in a military uniform amid questions over his condition after a missile strike. Bush seeks about 75 billion dollars in emergency wartime funding as Blair warns of tougher battles with the Medina Division between Karbala and Baghdad.
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Iraq War Day Sees Heavy Coalition Push Toward Baghdad
Coalition planes hit Republican Guard units south of Baghdad amid reports of a major assault. Sandstorms slowed advances, Iraqi fighters wore civilian clothes, and Gen. Franks said Saddam’s regime is weakened but still giving orders. Bush seeks 74.7 billion for war and counterterrorism, while troops report 3,000 prisoners captured.
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