http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/07/26/us.iraq/ "Pentagon sources said this week's close call, in which a modified Iraqi surface-to-air missile exploded close enough to rattle a single-seat U.S. U-2 spy plane, is the latest of some two dozen attempts by Iraq to shoot down reconnaissance planes this year. "
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/archive/2002/wpost111602.htm "Iraq fired yesterday on U.S. and British warplanes patrolling a "no-fly" zone over the southern part of the country, confronting the Bush administration with its first test under the new U.N. resolution insisting Iraq disarm."
http://www.historyguy.com/no-fly_zone_war.html "December 29, 1998
Iraqi missile batteries fired on U.S. aircraft over the northern "no-fly" zone.
The Allied warcraft returned fire and destroyed the Iraqi air-defense battery. "
That's just from the first page of a google search. Mind you, I had serious problems with the sovreignty implications of the no-fly zones to start with, but there were plenty of attacks on our planes.
I meant the previous post for you.