US CENTCOM Press Releases
IRAQI CITIZEN LEADS COALITION FORCES TO EFP FACTORY
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 03:44 PM CDT
U.S. NAVY STRIKE GROUPS EXERCISE CAPABILITIES IN THE REGION
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 12:29 PM CDT
TALIBAN COMMANDER POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 12:25 PM CDT
UPDATE:
Rakkasans Assist Iraqis With Legal Claims.aspx
CAMP STRIKER, Iraq - The nondescript building at the Radwaniyah Palace Complex Civil Military Operations Center appears unassuming, but the Government Information Center represents a beacon of hope for some Iraqis.
Witch Doctors begin journey home.aspx
CAMP TAJI, Iraq - For the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division's medical evacuation unit, the horrors of war are all too real. But, those missions of transporting hurt and dying patients are over for a few troopers.
Airmen and Marines Team for Djibouti Civil Affairs Engagement.aspx
Iraqi Policemen Learn the Basics During 10-day Prep Course.aspx
CAMP TAJI, Iraq - Left, left, left, right, - the 30-man platoon of Iraqi Police in training shouted in Arabic while marching to their next class.
IRAQI CITIZEN LEADS COALITION FORCES TO EFP FACTORY
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 03:44 PM CDT
U.S. NAVY STRIKE GROUPS EXERCISE CAPABILITIES IN THE REGION
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 12:29 PM CDT
TALIBAN COMMANDER POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
Posted: 02 Nov 2007 12:25 PM CDT
UPDATE:
Rakkasans Assist Iraqis With Legal Claims.aspx
CAMP STRIKER, Iraq - The nondescript building at the Radwaniyah Palace Complex Civil Military Operations Center appears unassuming, but the Government Information Center represents a beacon of hope for some Iraqis.
Witch Doctors begin journey home.aspx
CAMP TAJI, Iraq - For the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division's medical evacuation unit, the horrors of war are all too real. But, those missions of transporting hurt and dying patients are over for a few troopers.
Airmen and Marines Team for Djibouti Civil Affairs Engagement.aspx
Iraqi Policemen Learn the Basics During 10-day Prep Course.aspx
CAMP TAJI, Iraq - Left, left, left, right, - the 30-man platoon of Iraqi Police in training shouted in Arabic while marching to their next class.
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