Soldiers' War Blogs Detail Life in Iraq
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Iraq war blogs are as varied as the soldiers who write them. Some sites feature practical news, war pictures and advice. Some are overtly political, with more slanting to the right than to the left. Some question the war, some cheer it. While some military bloggers (or milbloggers) say their commanders have encouraged their online literary ventures, a few say their commanders have shut them down.
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By Ron Knox, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Feb. 20--Chatter on Web sites. Comments flung in presumed anonymity through cyberspace. Blogs that blend threads of truth with blankets of opinion and speculation.
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Bloggers enjoy a moment of glory after pooling their expertise to uncover the truth about the forged memos on Bush&#39;s service record.
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For relatives and friends of U.S. troops serving in Iraq, "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" was the place to be.
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Darcy Woodke recalls the day she picked up her husband and several of his National Guard buddies after they got back from Iraq.
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The day after his prime-time speech on Iraq, President Bush sat down for a round-table interview not with traditional White House reporters but with bloggers who focus on military issues, including two participating by video link from Baghdad.
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While the U.S. military depicts the battle of Fallujah as a liberation, an anonymous American blogger posts far more graphic content and tends to point the finger of blame for civilian suffering at the military.
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What bloggers - people who independently run opinion Web sites - are saying about the media coverage of the memos regarding President Bush&#39;s service in the National Guard.
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A former Special Forces soldier has created a loyal following on the Web with his accounts of frontline  soldiersâ daily work in Iraq.
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When the members of a National Guard unit finally returned from Iraq in July, they were met with tears, hugs and signs reading "Welcome home." But for some, the return hasn't been easy after living so long with the camaraderie of their unit, the structure of military life and the dangers of war.
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The National Endowment for the Arts earlier this year asked U.S. soldiers and their families to write down what they saw, heard and felt during the Iraq war for a program called "Operation Homecoming." The reflections compiled to date offer a poignant glimpse into soldiers' lives and how they are affected by war.
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AP Correspondent Robert H. Reid covers Iraq events from Baghdad for The Associated Press. AP Correspondent Rebecca Santana is embedded with the New Jersey National Guard at Camp Anaconda, Iraq.
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When an Arabic-language Web site carried a photo this week of a toy soldier with a gun to its head, many people were briefly tricked into believing a U.S. infantryman was in Iraqi rebel hands.
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An eyewitness account of the vicious battle to retake the  Iraqi city
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AmericaÂs Army, an online video game produced by the U.S. Army, highlights soldiersÂ accomplishments in the war in Iraq.
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By Fred Reed, The Washington Times  Feb. 17--TROOPS' BLOGS UNDER SCRUTINY: Once again, technology has outrun  the laws we use to regulate it. Consider the Pentagon's current automated  surveillance of troops' blogs.
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How severe stress is taking a toll on U.S. troops in Iraq -- and what Washington is doing about it