An Iraqi boy smiles as he looks through the hole at the ceiling of his house which was hit by a rocket earlier today in Falluja July 27, 2004. At least six civilians, including three women and a young girl, were wounded when their houses were damaged in an air strike which struck the restive city of Falluja early on Tuesday, eyewitnesses and hospital officials said.
Hey Mom, hey Pop, I love the new skylight.
Iraqi police officers dispose of a weapons cache found in a truck which was stopped near the city of Kut, July 27, 2004.
Some Iraqis continue to engage in a "barter" type of economy as this candid from a local flea market reveals.
A US soldier talks to two Iraqi children as he patrols central Baghdad.
The Army is still trying to deal with the problem that certain tactical vehicles are quite heavy to one side thus causing problems with balance and equilibrium.
U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division soldiers raid a home while searching for car bomb makers and supplies in Khan Bani Sa'ad, near Baqouba, Iraq, before dawn Tuesday, July 27, 2004. Eight Iraqi men were detained.
Buying a home in Iraq is a big investment, and sometimes the home inspectors over there can be quite aggressive when looking for architectural flaws!
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry and his wife Teresa Heinz Kerry walk onto the field at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts for the Major League Baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. Kerry threw out the ceremonial first pitch to a US Army veteran of Afghanistan and Iraq.
OK, you won't see this on the mainstream news, but originally the hero Troop was supposed to throw out the 1st pitch. He was instead on short notice allowed to catch the ceremonial pitch from the pretentious war hero, and then his seat was taken away from him as Kerry and Tom Brokaw got to sit in the coveted front row. This according to a Boston radio talk program host.