U.S. Army scouts advance during a sweep for weapons and suspects in Shahravan village, northeast of Baghdad, June 30, 2003. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Monday remnants of toppled President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s government have coalesced into a 'terrorist network' in Iraq (news - web sites), but rejected the notion that U.S. and British forces are facing a guerrilla war or are stuck in a quagmire. Photo by Radu Sigheti/Reuters Operation Sidewinder Continues
SUPPORT OUR TROOPSU.S. Army scouts advance during a sweep for weapons and suspects in Shahravan village, northeast of Baghdad, June 30, 2003. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Monday remnants of toppled President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s government have coalesced into a 'terrorist network' in Iraq (news - web sites), but rejected the notion that U.S. and British forces are facing a guerrilla war or are stuck in a quagmire. Photo by Radu Sigheti/Reuters
U.S. Army scouts advance during a sweep for weapons and suspects in Shahravan village, northeast of Baghdad, June 30, 2003. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said on Monday remnants of toppled President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s government have coalesced into a 'terrorist network' in Iraq (news - web sites), but rejected the notion that U.S. and British forces are facing a guerrilla war or are stuck in a quagmire. Photo by Radu Sigheti/Reuters 
