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 | A US Marine of the 1st Division rests after an overnight mission outside Fallujah, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2004. American forces are preparing for a major assault on Fallujah in an effort to restore control to a swath of Sunni Muslim towns north and west of the capital ahead of crucial national elections due by Jan. 31. click to open  |  | US Marines of the 1st Division prepare for a patrol outside Fallujah, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2004. American forces are preparing for a major assault on Fallujah in an effort to restore control to a swath of Sunni Muslim towns north and west of the capital ahead of crucial national elections due by Jan. 31. click to open |  | A US Marine of the 1st Division patrols outside Fallujah, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2004. American forces are preparing for a major assault on Fallujah in an effort to restore control to a swath of Sunni Muslim towns north and west of the capital ahead of crucial national elections due by Jan. 31. click to open |  | U.S. Marine Infantrymen from 3rd battalion, Fifth Marines, patrol during training near Falluja in western Iraq, October 31, 2004. click to open |  | A US Marine of the 1st Division gestures during a patrol outside Fallujah, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 31, 2004. American forces are preparing for a major assault on Fallujah in an effort to restore control to a swathe of Sunni Muslim towns north and west of the capital ahead of crucial national elections due by Jan. 31. click to open |  | A U.S. Marine Infantry from 3rd battalion, Fifth Marines, talks on the radio beside a Charlie Company tank during training near Falluja in western Iraq, October 31, 2004. click to open |  | A U.S. Marine from Charlie Company, second Tank Battalion, patrols in an position close to Falluja, 32 miles west of Baghdad, October 30, 2004. U.S. warplanes and artillery pounded targets in Iraq's western city of Falluja amid clashes with insurgents Saturday, witnesses said. click to open |  | Iraqis hung the body of men after an attack in the restive town of Falluja March 31, 2004. Insurgents attacked two cars and set them on fire, burning several passengers and dragging one body outside, dancing around it and making the victory sign, witnesses said. click to open |  | Iraqis drag the body of a man after an attack in the restive town of Falluja March 31, 2004. Insurgents attacked two cars and set them on fire, burning several passengers and dragging one body outside, dancing around it and making the victory sign, witnesses said. click to open |  | People cheer around burned corpses after they were cut down from a bridge, following an attack in the restive town of Falluja, Iraq March 31, 2004. A crowd of cheering Iraqis dragged charred and mutilated bodies through the streets of Falluja on Wednesday after an attack on two vehicles that witnesses said killed at least three foreigners. The graphic images from the incident could shake U.S. public support for the occupation and may play into the presidential campaign, pollsters and media analysts said on April 1. Photo by Ali Jasim/Reuters Children cheers around burned corpses after they were cut down from a bridge, following an attack in the restive town of Falluja March 31, 2004. A crowd of cheering Iraqis dragged charred and mutilated bodies through the streets of Falluja on Wednesday after an attack on two vehicles that witnesses said killed at least three foreigners. click to open |
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