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Thu Apr 10, 5:47 PM ET Army Pfc. Diego Rincon's uniform and photograph stand next to his flag-draped casket during a funeral service Thursday, April 10, 2003 in Conyers, Ga. Rincon was killed March 29 in Iraq (news - web sites). In Spanish and English, friends and family of Diego Rincon remembered the Colombian-born U.S. soldier Thursday as a young man who touched hundreds of lives in just 19 years of life. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)

Thu Apr 10, 7:35 PM ET Jorge and Yolana Rincon watch with their children Jorge Jr., and Stephanine as an American flag is folded during a funeral service for their son Army pfc. Diego Rincon Thursday, April 10, 2003 in Conyers, Ga. Rincon was killed March 29 in Iraq (news - web sites). In Spanish and English, friends and family of Diego Rincon remembered the Colombian-born U.S. soldier Thursday as a young man who touched hundreds of lives in just 19 years of life. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)

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Thu Apr 10, 3:52 PM ET Sgt. 1st class James MacKenzie plays 'Taps' during the funeral of Army Ranger Capt. Russell B. Rippetoe at Arlington National Cemetery Thursday, April 10, 2003. Rippetoe, 27, an Army Ranger from Arvada, Colo., and two other soldiers were killed April 4 when a car bomb exploded at an Iraqi checkpoint. Rippetoe was the first soldier from the Iraqi conflict to be laid to rest at Arlinton National Cemetery. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

Thu Apr 10, 3:48 PM ET Retired Lt. Col. Joe Rippetoe, right, father of Army Ranger Capt. Russell B. Rippetoe, is overcome with emotion during the funeral of his son at Arlington National Cemetery Thursday, April 10, 2003. Rippetoe, 27, an Army Ranger from Arvada, Colo., and two other soldiers were killed April 4 when a car bomb exploded at an Iraqi checkpoint. Rippetoe was the first soldier from the Iraqi conflict to be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. At left is Rippetoe's mother Rita. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)