March 2004 - Iraq Special Weapons News

07 March 2004 - Iraq Special Weapons News

Explosions Rock Baghdad Near Coalition Headquarters VOA News 07 Mar 2004 -- Guerillas in Iraq fired at least 10 rockets late Sunday toward the so-called "Green Zone" in Baghdad where the U.S.-led authority has its headquarters.
Task Force Olympia collects weapons, ICDC foils robbery CENTCOM Release 07 Mar 2004-- Soldiers from Task Force Olympia and the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps foiled a robbery attempt Saturday, and collected weapons and other explosives as part of ongoing Coalition efforts to make Iraq safer.
4th Infantry Division and Task Force Ironhorse operations CENTCOM Release 07 Mar 2004-- 4th Infantry Division and Task Force Ironhorse conducted 182 patrols and seven raids and captured 27 individuals Saturday and Sunday.
Task Force Olympia detains nine, collects weapons in northern Iraq CENTCOM Release 07 Mar 2004-- Soldiers from 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division (Stryker Brigade Combat Team) under the operational control of Task Force Olympia

Iraqi Leaders May Sign New Constitution March 8, Bremer Says Washington File 07 Mar 2004 -- Iraqi political leaders moving the nation toward self-government could well sign off on an interim constitution on March 8, the U.S. civilian administrator in Iraq says.
IRAQ / BREMER VOA 07 Mar 2004 -- The top U-S official in Iraq says he is optimistic the new interim Iraqi constitution will be signed Monday, after a last-minute disagreement delayed Friday's signing ceremony.

Iraqi Health Care Summit focuses on immediate needs CENTCOM Release 07 Mar 2004-- Leaders and political officials from several surrounding towns in the Qayyarah area came together for the Tigris River Valley Health Care Summit Thursday to discuss health care issues in this region south of Mosul.
IGC chief says UN report on Iraq elections flawed IRNA 07 Mar 2004 -- President of the Iraq Governing Council Mohammed Bahr al-Uloom said here on Sunday that the council believes the UN report on Iraq elections has certain shortcomings, stressing however that it has taken no official stance toward the issue yet.