After this, an ultrasound perhaps? Dr. Mark Kuo (right) eyes the patient as Mike Lewis (left) and Ritchie Fliegler prepare it for a CAT Scan at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Medical Imaging Ltd. The guitar, a 1961 Gretsch 6120, was made with unique bracing from 1959-1961, but was discontinued for no apparent reason. Gretsch Co. forgot long ago how the instrument's bracing was assembled and didn't want to tear it down, hence the CAT scan.
Seven-year-old infiltrates the U.S.: Mitchel Hernder rode his bike from his home in Niagara Falls, Ontario, 8 1/2 miles into the United States. Apparently no one at U.S. Customs stopped him as he pedaled by. Customs isn't sure how he managed that.
READY FOR FLIGHTS — U.S. Army Lt. Col. Olsen and Lt. Welsh, both civil affairs officers deployed from the 308th Civil Affairs Brigade, discuss getting Baghdad International Airport ready for civilian aircraft to land. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen
SWEETS — U.S. Army Lt. John Welsh, a civil affairs officer from 411th Civil Affairs Battalion deployed with the 308th Civil Affairs Brigade, hands out candy to Iraqi children. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew Hannen
Pvt. Damion Ware, left, plays electronic chess while waiting to be deployed May 13 at Fort Lee, Va., for duty in Iraq.
Maine Army National Guard Sgt. Travis Hill comforts his son, Taber, at the Armory in Augusta, Maine, on May 13 before Hill is deployed with his unit, the 133rd Engineer Battalion.
South Korean soldiers walk by a display of Chinese and U.S. tanks, used during the Korean War, at the War Memorial
A soldier on patrol in the streets of Baghdad on May 14 asked a man, who tried to show his injured leg, to keep away. Soldiers patrol daily to restore order.
Two soldiers from a recovery team prepare to right an overturned army vehicle whose driver, an American soldier, was killed earlier in an apparent accident, west of Irbil, Iraq, on May 14.
A soldier prepares to overturn a vehicle with a tow chain. The driver of the overturned vehicle, an American
soldier, was killed earlier while towing another truck behind him.
U.S. troops guard the Baghdad University in the Iraqi capital May 14 where elections were held for key administrative officials.
Pfc. Harrison Grimes, 23, checks vehicles before they enter a hospital compound in Baghdad, Iraq, on May 13.
Weapons System Officer for a B-1 bomber Lt. Scott Dunning walks with his sons and wife, Kristy, as they head for home after Dunning’s deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
An Atlas V rocket carrying a Hellas-Sat satellite lifts off from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Cape Canaveral, Fla., on May 13
