Military Official Weighs in on New Photos
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A former military spokesman in Iraq said Saturday new pictures showing apparent abuse of Iraqi prisoners were the acts of an isolated few but will be used by some to try to tarnish the entire U.S. military.
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WASHINGTON -- The US military is reviewing tapes taken by a Minnesota-based news crew in Iraq to determine whether they are pictures of the 377 tons of powerful explosives that the Iraqi government and the United Nations nuclear agency have declared missing, according to a spokesman for the Army's 101st Airborne Division.
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Two portraits emerged Monday of Spc. Ryan G. Anderson, the Washington National Guardsman accused of passing military information - including the best way to kill US troops - to men he believed to be al-Qaida terrorists earlier this year.
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The Pentagon said on Monday that an   Iraqi photographer working for The Associated Press and held by   the U.S. military since April was considered a security threat   with "strong ties to known insurgents."
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KURILOVO, Russia  - As Lyubov Rodionova flicks  through her pictures, all showing the same young man in  uniform, it becomes obvious these are not just family snaps.
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Reader Abhinay Tibdewal sends us a photograph.
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Newly released US Navy documents portray a series of abuse cases stretching beyond Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison where photos surfaced this year of US troops forcing prisoners
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The Marine Corps is taking on the role of fashion police.
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A physician says this photograph has drawn FBI inquiries.
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DUBAI -- A website posted a photograph of what it claimed was a US soldier kidnapped in Iraq, but doubts were quickly raised about its authenticity after a US toy manufacturer said yesterday that it appeared to show a model soldier made by the company.
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The Army will pursue a court-martial of the young Army reservist seen in some of the most notorious photos from the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad.
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CORONADO, Calif. -- The US military said it has begun a criminal investigation into photos that appear to show Navy SEALs in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed prisoners and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head.
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The US Navy says it is investigating photos that appear to show abuse of Iraqi detainees.
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Photos of more than 1,000 U.S.  soldiers who died in Afghanistan and Iraq were laid out in  Union Square Park in New York on Friday in a display intended  to put faces of the fallen before the public.
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New documents showing widespread US abuse of prisoners overseas did not provoke the intense backlash of the Abu Ghraib photos but could prove more damaging at confirmation
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Cuban state TV shows new photos of President Fidel Castro, who is believed to be recovering from surgery.
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Reader Arvind Chudasama sends us photographs.