Iraq

USA TODAY April 30, 1991, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 4A LENGTH: 726 words DATELINE: AZMER MOUNTAIN, Kurdish-controlled Iraq Dawn broke clear and cool for the pesh mergas, Kurdish for ”those who face death” – freedom fighters here. For the third straight day, Iraqi troops had attempted and failed to take

USA TODAY March 11, 2005, Friday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 10A LENGTH: 621 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — The leaders of the Senate Armed Services Committee said Thursday that their panel will continue to investigate senior military and civilian defense officials over any role they may have had in the abuse

USA TODAY May 3, 1991, Friday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 4A LENGTH: 593 words DATELINE: ZAKHO, Iraq Lt. Bob Glowacki has an unexpected problem in trying to help Kurdish refugees arriving at the first ”haven” facility near here. With all the high-tech weapons of war used in the gulf conflict, Glowacki

USA TODAY May 10, 2004, Monday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: John Diamond SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A LENGTH: 1660 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — Days after a military prison guard in Iraq placed a compact disk containing photographs of prisoner abuse on the bunk of an Army investigator, the military’s top officer knew that the Pentagon, and

USA TODAY May 2, 1991, Thursday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 7A LENGTH: 608 words DATELINE: TEHRAN This country drips with contradictions. Everywhere are signs screaming ”Down With USA,” yet the national drink is Pepsi – imported from Persian Gulf neighbors. The U.S. dollar is much preferred over the Iranian rial.

USA TODAY June 1, 2004, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri and Dave Moniz SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 5A LENGTH: 1343 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — More than a third of the prisoners who died in U.S. custody in Iraq and Afghanistan were shot, strangled or beaten by U.S. personnel before they died, according to death

USA TODAY April 18, 1991, Thursday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 5A LENGTH: 695 words DATELINE: HAJ OMRAN PASS, Iran-Iraq border A hundred cries of pain can be heard at night in the frigid mountains that separate Iran from Iraq. Without food, water, medicine or protection from rain or snow, more than

USA TODAY June 28, 2004, Monday, FINAL EDITION Correction Appended U.S. Army re-examines deaths of Iraqi prisoners BYLINE: Tom Squitieri and Dave Moniz SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1A LENGTH: 1790 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army’s inspector general and criminal division are investigating whether U.S. troops deliberately or negligently exposed Iraqi prisoners to extreme heat

USA TODAY May 7, 2003, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Sal Ruibal SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6A LENGTH: 505 words DATELINE: UMM QASR, Iraq UMM QASR, Iraq — Mohammad Mohsin made a special hat for his going- away party. After nearly six weeks as a prisoner of war, the former Iraqi soldier was about to board a

USA TODAY August 20, 2004, Friday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri and Dave Moniz SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 11A LENGTH: 750 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — More than two dozen U.S. military intelligence personnel and at least five civilian contractors will be implicated in the Army’s latest investigation of prisoner abuse in Iraq. Among the allegations

USA TODAY September 12, 1996, Thursday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6A LENGTH: 874 words DATELINE: KUYSANJAQ, Iraq KUYSANJAQ, Iraq — Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani hikes to a nearby mountaintop to watch his troops patrol the land he now controls in Iraq.

USA TODAY June 25, 2004, Friday, FINAL EDITION BYLINE: Tom Squitieri SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6A LENGTH: 498 words DATELINE: WASHINGTON WASHINGTON — The Army is building a case against two of its officers and two enlisted personnel in the fatal interrogation of an Iraqi general who was suffocated last November while in custody in Iraq,