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 | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: John Rudderford, 25, from Portsmouth, England, pulls out hidden ammunition and grenades from a local house as members of Britain's 42 Commando unit patrol in Umm Qasr in southern Iraq Saturday March 29, 2003. click to open  |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: A local man watches as members of the British 42 Commando unit are on patrol in Umm Qasr, southern Iraq, Saturday March 29 2003 click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: British Marine Adam Grey from 45 Commando stands guard at the 3 Commando brigade headquarters in the southern Iraqi port of Umm Qasr on March 29, 2003. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: Costal survey vessel HMS Roebuck patrols the Zubayr river outside Umm Qasr, southern Iraq, Saturday, March 29, 2003. The Royal Navy continued to minesweep and secure Iraq's main deep-water port to open it up for ships bringing in humanitarian aid. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: A Sea King helicopter, from 845 Naval Air Squadron embarked on HMS (Her Majesty's Ship) Ocean, flies over Britain's Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel Sir Galahad which is docked at the port of Umm Qasr in southern Iraq to deliver aid, March 29, 2003. Sir Galahad arrived at the port on Friday carrying 300 tons of water, food and medical supplies which is distributed to the civilian population of southern Iraq. Picture taken March 29, 2003. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: An unidentified British military police officer walks past young children in the Iraqi port city of Umm Qasr, where a portrait of Saddam Hussein has been freshly painted with graffiti on Sunday, March 30, 2003. There are small signs of increasing security in this British-controlled city, home to Iraq's only deep-water port. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: An Iraqi man walks past a huge mural of Saddam Hussein which has recently been defaced by local residents Sunday, March 30, 2003 in Umm Qasr, Iraq's major port city. Although local residents are becoming more comfortable with the presence of foreign soldiers, there is still a fear of reprisals from Saddam Hussein's Baath party operatives. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: A British soldier patrols the streets of Umm Qasr from a truck Sunday, March 30, 2003 in Umm Qasr, Iraq's major port city. Although local residents are becoming more comfortable with the presence of foreign soldiers, there is still a fear of reprisals from Saddam Hussein's Baath party operatives. click to open |  | Gulf War II - Battle in Umm Qasr: An Iraqi training facility is seen at an Iraqi naval port north of Umm Qasr, Sunday March 30, 2003. British troops south of the city Basra found the stash of Iraqi training equipment for nuclear, biological and chemical warfare, including a Geiger counter, nerve gas simulators, gas masks and protective suits on Saturday, according to British press reports. click to open |  | 2003 Gulf War (Battle in Umm Qasr): A member of the British 42 Commando force patrols Umm Qasr in southern Iraq near Basra Saturday March 29, 2003. click to open |
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