[SandRat]

In Other Recent Developments Here:

• SINJAR — Seventeen investigators from the three districts of Sinjar, Bi’aj, Rabiyah, as well as the Iraqi Border Patrol became qualified forensic technicians Nov. 15 after graduating from the Investigator’s Course.

• BALAD — Iraqi Army Soldiers, advised by U.S. Special Forces, detained two suspected extremists and killed one extremist in a cordon and search operation Nov. 16 in As Sa’diyah.

Press Releases

• Coalition forces capture senior criminal element leader, disrupt terrorist network (Baghdad)
• Soldier re-enlists hours after IED injury (Balad)
• Coalition forces find execution site, large cache; eight killed, 13 detained
• Joint Statement from U.S. Embassy Baghdad and Multi-National Force-Iraq concerning incident in Mutha
• Multi-National Division-North Soldiers attacked in Baqubah
• Sinjar Investigator’s Course qualifies 17 in basic forensics

[SandRat]

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[mdittmar]

The Citizens’ Tips just keep rolling in.

The flip flopping dems,and rhinos,old media,for that matter,are turning to the U.S. economy as an an issue,leaving the anti-war moonbat left on their own.

It' a beautiful thing.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

Why aren't IEDs just called "landmines" -- it's what they are, regardless of whether factory-made, or "improvised". Where are all the anti-landmine activists when you need them.

The terrorists are in violation of an (gasp) international treaty! (The Mine Ban Treaty) Why aren't the internationalists up in arms (so to speak).

[facedown]

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