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British soldiers into a firing position with their 105mm guns as they push north through southern Iraq (news - web sites), March 24, 2003. The commander of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq said on Monday his forces had made rapid -- and in some cases dramatic -- progress inside Iraq. Giving an upbeat report of the five-day-old invasion after 24 hours that were riddled with setbacks, U.S. General Tommy Franks said his forces had intentionally bypassed enemy formations in their drive toward Baghdad. Photo by Stephen Hird/Reuters

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British soldier patrols the road on the outskirts of the southern Iraqi city of Basra, March 23, 2003. The commander of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq (news - web sites) said on March 24 that his forces had made rapid -- and in some cases dramatic -- progress inside Iraq. Giving an upbeat report of the five-day-old invasion after 24 hours that were riddled with setbacks, U.S. General Tommy Franks said his forces had intentionally bypassed enemy formations in their drive toward Baghdad. (Jerry Lampen/Reuters)

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40 Commando British Royal Marines advance on the Al Faw peninsula, southern Iraq (news - web sites), in this recent undated photo made available, Monday March 24, 2003. (AP Photo/Jim Gibson/Royal Navy/POOL)

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A soldier of the British Royal Military Police checks vehicles at a roadblock on the road leading to the southern Iraq (news - web sites) city of Basra, March 24, 2003. U.S. Apache attack helicopters ran into a major battle south of Baghdad on Monday in the closest fighting to the Iraqi capital in five days of war, a CNN reporter with the helicopter unit said. Iraqi television earlier showed gun-waving Iraqis dancing around a downed Apache. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

[thedrifter]

Royal Marines from 40 Commando travel north through southern Iraq (news - web sites), March 24, 2003. British forces scoured the Iraqi desert for two missing soldiers on Monday but said the U.S.-led war could weather setbacks hitting both the air and ground campaign. REUTERS/Stephen Hird

[thedrifter]

An Iraqi boy waves to a soldier of the British Royal Military Police, during checks on a bus on the road leading to the southern Iraq (news - web sites) city of Basra, March 24, 2003. U.S. Apache attack helicopters ran into a major battle south of Baghdad on Monday in the closest fighting to the Iraqi capital in five days of war, a CNN reporter with the helicopter unit said. Iraqi television earlier showed gun-waving Iraqis dancing around a downed Apache. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

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Soldiers of the British Royal Military Police cover their ears as engineers blow up an amunition cache next to the road leading to the southern Iraq (news - web sites) city of Basra, March 24, 2003. U.S. Apache attack helicopters ran into a major battle south of Baghdad on Monday in the closest fighting to the Iraqi capital in five days of war, a CNN reporter with the helicopter unit said. Earlier today, Iraqi television showed gun-waving Iraqis dancing around a downed Apache. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

[thedrifter]

A British Royal Marine from 3 Commando Brigade keeps low in the town of Umm Qasr in southern Iraq (news - web sites), March 22, 2003. Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair (news - web sites) told British forces in a broadcast on Sunday that despite suffering casualties from 'friendly fire,' the military campaign in Iraq was proceeding according to plan. Photo by Pool/Reuters

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British Maj. Gen. Peter Wall, right, addresses the media, as American Brig. Gen. Vincent Brooks, left, looks during a press briefing held at Camp As Sayliah, Central Command Center in Doha, Qatar, Sunday, March. 23, 2003. Maj. Gen Wall gave an update on the progress in the Iraq (news - web sites) war. (AP Photo/Richard Lewis)

[Sticky blue]

Outstanding photos!

[mrbsox]

Outstanding Service, from you 'Limeys'

Glad to have you on our side

[3BadgeMarine]

It's nice to see my old unit (40 Commando RM) still use L.P.C.s (Leather personel Carrier's) Outstanding Phots,many thanks.Aye JR

[thedrifter]

Tanks and soldiers of Britain's 7th Armoured brigade gather in the Kuwaiti desert to hear an address from Lieutenant General Jeff Conway, Commanding General of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, Friday March 14, 2003. They formed up in the desert with some of the vehicles which will be used, including Challenger 2 tanks, Warrior armoured fighting vehicles, AS90 self-propelled guns and engineering equipment. (AP Photo/Dan Chung, The Guardian, pool)

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Members of the Royal Irish Rangers move toward Iraq in the Kuwaiti desert in preparation for possiblw war against Iraq Wednesday March 19, 2003, as they head towards Iraq. ( AP Photo/Adam Sorenson/British Ministry of Defense,Pool)

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Residents of Umm Qsar southern Iraq, cheer as British Royal Marines drive through the liberated parts of the town Saturday March 22, 2003. In other parts of the city, troops have been facing street-to-street fighting against soldiers wearing civilian clothes and using guerrilla tactics. (AP Photo/Simon Walker, Pool)