U.S. Army soldiers move under the cover of their armored vehicles June 27, 2003, while searching for two missing American soliders, supposedly abducted in Balad area, a hotbed of resistance to the U.S. presence, some 60 km north of Baghdad. Attackers launched new strikes on U.S. targets in Iraq (news - web sites) in sharply escalating resistance to occupation nearly three months after Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s fall. REUTERS/Akram Saleh SUPPORT OUR TROOPSU.S. Army soldiers move under the cover of their armored vehicles June 27, 2003, while searching for two missing American soliders, supposedly abducted in Balad area, a hotbed of resistance to the U.S. presence, some 60 km north of Baghdad. Attackers launched new strikes on U.S. targets in Iraq (news - web sites) in sharply escalating resistance to occupation nearly three months after Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s fall. REUTERS/Akram Saleh
U.S. Army soldiers move under the cover of their armored vehicles June 27, 2003, while searching for two missing American soliders, supposedly abducted in Balad area, a hotbed of resistance to the U.S. presence, some 60 km north of Baghdad. Attackers launched new strikes on U.S. targets in Iraq (news - web sites) in sharply escalating resistance to occupation nearly three months after Saddam Hussein (news - web sites)'s fall. REUTERS/Akram Saleh 
