GOTTA SEE THIS-WarEndur.Freedom 03/21/03-Convoy, Oil fires, surrender at Umm Qasr,

DOD, IraqiTV, Yahoo, AP, Reuters, and the usual suspects | 3/21/03 | The Armies of Good against the Axis of Evil

[Smile-n-Win]

Thanks for posting these great pictures!

I hate to ask ignorant questions, but could you explain what is going on in the first picture of the 101st Airborne Division?

[Aeronaut]

Thanks for the ping. Awesome pics!

[WaterDragon]

I have never been so thankful for President Bush and Sec'y Rumsfield as last night and today. They will not waste our military strengths and they do highly value and respect our troops. Great photos, Dio. Thanks.

[Diogenesis]

Great pics (yesterday, too!).

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BREAKING: More surrending Iraqis (here at al Faw to the British)

[chiefqc]

I wonder if they will appear on U.S. TV?

[PGalt]

Thanks.

[smith288]

I wonder if they will appear on U.S. TV?

Dont make me laugh...

[TankerKC]

Will images like this ever appear on Arabic TV? I seriously doubt it...

Only if the caption says that they are poisoning him.

[jaysgal]

Good Morning Bump Dio!!! Love the early morning post. I just heard on the radio that about 20% of the Iraqi military may be ready to surrender. Howdy Banana and Stephanie!

[chiefqc]

Tiny traitor tommie dashole is troubled by this event, just troubled. It appears that thing are going the way he wanted. No pictures of Americans being captured or planes being shot down. This ruins his whole day, now he will be unable to say "See I told you so"

He is without a doubt a worthless POS.

[stlnative]

A television image shows two Iraqi men surrendering to a British soldier on a road on the outskirts of the key Iraqi port of Umm Qasr March 21, 2003. U.S. Marines under British command took at least 250 Iraqi prisoners on Friday as they advanced into the outskirts of the important southern port of Umm Qasr, a British commander said.


An Iraqi boy looks at a poster of Saddam Hussein torn down by U.S. soldiers in Safwan, southern Iraq, Friday, March 21, 2003. Allied troops were advancing through the deserts of southern Iraq Friday after launching the war's ground assault, meeting resistance from Iraqi forces in some areas and soldiers surrendering in others.

[kimmie7]

Thank you so much for these pictures. Godspeed and Good Hunting to our heroes. I'm feeling the need for some WW2 Glen Miller music. And I'm feeling so very proud of our president and the USA. Thanks again, Dio. You started my day off right.

[TankerKC]

Is that a Puerto Rican flag? I can appreciate that kind of pride.

[stlnative]

Medics from 40 Commando, British Royal Marines, treat an injured Iraqi after taking the Al-Faw Peninsula, a site of important oil installations in southern Iraq, Friday, March 21, 2003, in this photograph taken through infrared Night Vision equipment. Allied troops were advancing through the deserts of southern Iraq Friday, meeting resistance from Iraqi forces in some areas and soldiers surrendering in others.


Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Iantha P. Dube arms an AIM-9 Sidewinder missile attached to the wing of an F/A-18 Hornet before it catapults from the flight deck of USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, in the Mediterranean Sea, March 20, 2003. U.S.-led allied troops moved swiftly on Friday to secure Iraq's vital oil facilities and snuff out oilfield fires on day two of a war Washington says is not about capturing the country's vast petroleum wealth.


A U.S. marine standing on his military vehicule drives past a portrait of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in Safwan, southern Iraq, Friday, March 21, 2003. Allied troops were advancing through the deserts of southern Iraq Friday after launching the war's ground assault, meeting resistance from Iraqi forces in some areas and soldiers surrendering in others.

[facedown]

Will images like this ever appear on Arabic TV? I seriously doubt it...

Will images like this ever appear on American TV? I seriously doubt it...

Maybe on FNC!

[BOBTHENAILER]

Good Hunting and Fly like the Wind

Godspeed and God Bless to all the troops of liberation.

Great job on all your work. This is valuable, important and a necessary vehicle to show the world the valor of the liberators.

[Rightly Biased]

thanks again today

[Sacajaweau]

With Tears in my eyes: Prayers for our troops!

Thank you for the pictures.