War in Iraq

More on War in Iraq

• Pawlenty visits troops in Iraq; two more Minnesotans dead
  Two Minnesotans were reported dead over the weekend as a result of the conflict in Afghanistan. (07/19/2009)
• Family, friends mourn Minn. Guard members killed in Iraq
  Family and friends are mourning the deaths of three Minnesota National Guard soldiers who were killed Thursday night at their military base near Basra in Southern Iraq. (07/17/2009)
• 82 more Minn. National Guard soldiers headed to Iraq
  Eighty-two soldiers from the Minnesota National Guard are heading for a year-long deployment in Iraq. (07/10/2009)
• Deadline for US troops out of Iraq cities
  How will Iraqi police and military forces protect Iraqi citizens? Will relations between warring factions worsen or improve? When will all U.S. troops be out of Iraq? (06/29/2009)
• Exiting Iraq
  A documentary from the America Abroad series explores the state of Iraqi security forces and the stability of the economy and infrastructure. Can Iraq stand on its own two feet when U.S. troops withdraw? (05/05/2009)
• Soldier from Iowa killed in Iraq
  Military officials say an Army soldier who grew up in Iowa and later moved to South Dakota has died after being shot near Kirkuk, Iraq. (04/27/2009)
• AP exclusive: Secret tally has 87,000 Iraqis dead
  At least 87,215 Iraqis have been killed in violence since 2005, according to a previously undisclosed Iraqi government tally obtained by The Associated Press. (04/23/2009)
• Red Bulls ready to ship out to Iraq
  More than 1,000 Minnesota National Guard troops will ship out to Iraq in the next few weeks. Members of the 34th Red Bull Infantry Division, have trained at Ft. Lewis Washington for the last two months. (04/14/2009)
• Minneapolis soldier accused of killing squad members in Iraq
  An Army sergeant accused of killing his squad leader and another soldier shouted "my career's over, just kill me" as soldiers pinned him to the ground after he shot the men in Iraq, members of their unit told a military judge Monday. (04/14/2009)