Secretary Rumsfeld makes surprise visit to Iraq

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The Defense Secretary Donald H Rumsfeld and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Richard B. Meyers gave a surprise visit to United States troops in Baghdad, Iraq to meet the Coalition Provisional Authority Officials. Two new commands were activated replacing CJTF-7: Multinational Corps Iraq and Multinational Force Iraq, since a combined task force could not handle the military work load in Iraq.

Management, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Company business management, Administrative agencies, Rumsfeld, Donald H., Government reorganizations, Coalition Provisional Authority (Iraq)

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The evolution of war reporting from the cinema to Iraq

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The evolution of war scene reporting and how it has reached its peak in Iraq is detailed. Journalists who were allowed to stay with and accompany the war units during the war, reported directly when the war took place.

Evaluation, Practice, War correspondents, Wartime press

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Two Rhode Islands National Guard soldiers die in Iraq

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Rhode Islands Army National Guard escorted to south of Baghdad and there was an explosion from an improvised explosive device. The explosion killed two members of the crew, Charles Caldwell and Joseph Camara.

Rhode Island, Military aspects, Bombings, Casualties, Baghdad, Iraq (City), Guards troops

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