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U.S. Army soldiers belonging to Alfa Company, 1st Batallion, 22nd Infantry of the 4th Infantry Divison inspect a home during a pre-dawn raid on three farms in the northern city of Tikrit, Iraq on Sunday July 27, 2003. The U.S. Army said that they may have missed by 24 hours one of Saddam Hussein's top bodyguards and perhaps Saddam himself in the raid. About 25 men were briefly detained. | |
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A U.S. Army soldier belonging to Alfa Company of the 1st Batallion 22nd Infantry of the 4th Infantry Divison guards two of the several men that were detained in a pre-dawn raid in three farms in the northern city of Tikrit, Iraq on Sunday July 27, 2003 | |
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Iraqi men wait to be released after being detained by members of Alfa Company, 1st Batallion, 22nd Infantry of the 4th Infantry Divison in a pre-dawn raid on three farms in the northern city of Tikrit, Iraq on Sunday July 27, 2003. | |
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Specialist Thomas Brown from Lufkinn, Texas belonging to Alfa Company, 1st Batallion, 22nd Infantry of the 4th Infantry Divison takes a break after participating in a pre-dawn raid on three farms in the northern city of Tikrit, Iraq | |
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Soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division with their Abrahms M1-A2 SEP tank. The division has captured several of Saddam Hussein's bodyguards during a raid south of Tikrit. | |
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An Iraqi man stands in front of a U.S. Bradley armored vehicle from the 4th Infantry Division, located in front of the main entrance of the children's hospital (backround R) in the town of Baquba, some 45 km north of the Iraqi capital Baghdad, July 26, 2003. A grenade attack killed three U.S. soldiers guarding the hospital on Saturday, the latest ambush in a guerrilla war that the killing of Saddam Hussein | |
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An Iraqi man carries his child as he enters a blockade by U.S. soldiers from 4th Infantry Division, around the children's hospital in the town of Baquba, some 45 km north of the Iraqi capital Baghdad, July 26, 2003. | |
