US military deaths in Iraq war at 4439 Atlanta Journal Constitution AP As of Tuesday, March 15, 2011, at least 4439 members of the US military had died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. The figure includes nine military civilians killed in action. ... |
KBR Managers Got Kickbacks From Subcontractor in Iraq, Kuwait, US Says Bloomberg KBR Inc. (KBR) managers in Iraq and Kuwait took $45000 in kickbacks from a dining facility subcontractor from late 2002 through 2003, the US said in a lawsuit. Terry Hall, who was KBR's regional food ... US Files Countersuit Against KBR, Alleging Kickbacks U.S. government countersues KBR USDOJ: United States Files Counterclaims Against KBR Alleging False Claims and ... |
Kansas City Star | Deadly Bombing in Iraq's Kirkuk Voice of America Tensions have been high in the ethnically divided region, where Kurds and Arabs have been feuding for control. On Friday, at least 20 people were wounded in a car bombing in the city. Overall, violence has declined in Iraq from the height of sectarian ... Iraq 'to let armed Iranian security teams guard Shiite pilgrims' Car bomb kills 2, wounds 35 in Iraq's Kirkuk Two killed, eight wounded in Iraq's violence |
Deseret News | Iraq's Sadr Calls for Mass Rally to Support Bahraini Shiites Bloomberg By Kadhim Ajrash - Wed Mar 16 15:33:28 GMT 2011 Moqtada al-Sadr, a leading Shiite Muslim cleric in Iraq, called on his followers in Baghdad and Basra to march in support of Shiite protesters in Bahrain, said an Iraqi lawmaker who is close to al-Sadr. ... Iraq against Bahrain intervention Parliament speaker calls on Iraq to take a stand on Bahrain AP Interview: Senior US diplomat says budget fight could squander military's ... |
Kansas City Star | Vet suing over 'Hurt Locker' says film hurt him BusinessWeek An Iraq war veteran who claims he is the basis for "The Hurt Locker" writes in a court filing that the film has subjected him to ridicule and doubts about his bomb disposal prowess. Sgt. Jeffrey Sarver states that the Oscar-winning film relies heavily ... Iraq Vet Files The Hurt Locker Legal Papers From Afghanistan Iraq war veteran suing over 'Hurt Locker' tells court film damaged credibility |
Olympians lobby Congress with contest ESPN AP WASHINGTON -- Carlos Leon was a 20-year-old Marine sergeant when he broke his neck in a 2005 diving accident shortly after returning from duty in Iraq. A program that's run jointly by the US Paralympics and the Veterans Administration helped him ... |
Trial begins in hammer killing of Iraq War veteran Victorville Daily Press Neiman, served three tours in Iraq before he joined Charter Communications where his father works. Acosta's sister, Debra Lucero, testified that Acosta began to argue with her after she asked him, “Are you doing dope?” Acosta then grabbed the hammer ... |
CBC.ca | Shadow of Iraq could leave Libya rebels in dark Financial Times Well, the shadow of Iraq does loom large over Libya. But in a profound irony, Libya could, if the US and its allies fail to act, end up reminding us of the western attitude to Iraq in 1991, when the US abandoned the fast-advancing rebels in the wake of ... Libya: Iraq all over again? Libya: Barack Obama is in no hurry to see Gaddafi go Opinion: Why rush to war over Libya? |
Ripley Today | Private firms fighting wars - Loach The Press Association Director Ken Loach has spoken out about the "big, big consequences" of using private security firms in war zones such as Iraq and Afghanistan. His latest film, Route Irish, tells the story of two private security contractors working in Iraq. ... Route Irish - Interview with Liverpudlian MARK WOMACK Ken Loach and Mark Womack Interview for Route Irish Bristol film and cinema review: Route Irish and Q&A with Ken Loach, Watershed |
OregonLive.com | Fred Meyer relents, gives Iraq war vets back pay, benefits kgw.com BEAVERTON -- Joe Aispuro has won a year long battle with Fred Meyer for a pay raise since returning from active duty in Iraq with the Oregon National Guard. "I'm entitled to get any raises that I would have earned had I not ... Fred Meyer agrees to pay some veterans' back pension benefits and pay increases |