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The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers talks to a US soldier at a military base near Baghdad's international airport.
Son, Baghdad International Airport is officially out of the Burka selling business.
Commandant of the Marine Corps Michael Hagee, center, stands next to robots used to defuse improvised explosive devices at the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Headquarters at Camp Fallujah, Iraq, on Tuesday. Hagee paid a visit to the base to greet Marines stationed there and to witness the progress being made in the battle against insurgents in the city.
The Corps recently had an award ceremony, and R2D2 received the highest Droid award for exceptional bravery under combat conditions.
A Marine uses a map to help his fellow leathernecks get oriented inside a neighborhood in Ramadi, Iraq, on Monday as they conduct a nighttime patrol there.
Wow, a Marine with a map. Double wow a Marine who can read a map? J/K! I don't mean it.
Iraqi National Guardsmen and U.S. soldiers survey the scene of a car bombing in Baghdad on Tuesday. A suicide bomber killed seven people when he struck a checkpoint at the city’s Green Zone early on Tuesday, the second attack in as many days on the area housing Iraq's interim government and foreign embassies.
For some reason the wait for a Taxi in the area seems to have become significantly longer in recent weeks.
U.S. soldiers inspect a car that was destroyed when a suicide car bomber attacked a checkpoint at Baghdad’s Green Zone early on Tuesday.
The Marines who were looking for MoJo had no trouble following her trail.
Laura Rich greets her husband, Cdr. Todd Rich, on the carrier dock at Mayport Naval Station, Fla., on Monday after the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy returned from a six-month deployment to the Persian Gulf.
A Marine sits behind a double-wall of steel plates filled with sand bags for protection against explosions as he rides in the back of a truck that is part of a Humvee convoy traveling through Ramadi, Iraq, on Monday.
Hey Sarge, I think that cloud up there looks a lot like John Kerry's plan for Iraq.
The aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy returns to Mayport, Fla., on Monday after a six-month deployment to the Persian Gulf in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Before leaving the region, Kennedy and CVW-17 provided critical air support for coalition ground troops as part of Al Fajr operations in Fallujah, Iraq.
Getting that carrier out of the desert city of Fallujah was one tricky maneuver.
Sailors assigned to the Air Department conduct a Scrub Exercise (SCRUBEX) on the flight deck of the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) on Sunday. SCRUBEXs are performed periodically to reduce hydraulic fluid, grease and dirt buildup on flight decks and catwalks. The Roosevelt currently is at sea in the Atlantic Ocean conducting sea trials.
Join the Navy learn to swab, and see the world pass you by reflected in the sudsy greasy surfaces of big boats.
Tech. Sgt. Keith Kleinert, an aerial gunner from the 33rd Rescue Squadron, waves as an HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter takes off from Kadena Air Base, Japan, for a mission to the storm-devastated Philippines.
Just at the lift off. the Sarge finally spotted his contact lens on the tarmac.
Gen. Richard Myers, left, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, talks with Gen. Pete Chiarelli, commander of the 1st Cavalry Division, at a U.S. military base outside Baghdad on Tuesday.
Hey General, any idea where a Troop can get a good buy on a Burka around here?
A Marine scans an alleyway during a nighttime foot patrol in Ramadi, Iraq, on Monday.
The Night Club scene in Ramadi is a bit slow, but things are changing.
Thomas Finigan assembles armor-plated doors for Humvees, called Armor Survivability Kits, at the Red River Army Depot in Hooks, Texas, on Monday. The kits will be retro-fitted to Humvees overseas after being put together at the facility. Workers at the facility assembled approximately 472 kits this year.
Get your own Armor Survivability Kit with a self addressed envelope and 60,000 Wheaties box tops.
"We cannot afford to make the mistake George McClellan did in the Civil War, endlessly preparing for war but not doggedly going after the enemy"
BRENDAN MINITER <--link to article here.
Maybe we should send them Brinks or Wells Fargo armored trucks?
Just another day at the office for our Troops.
