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Guard recruits go Active First; recruiting, retention numbers soar

Spc. Jonathan Wight from Lavonia, Ga., stands during a introduction by Army Secetary Pete Geren as one of the newest recruits into the Active First recruiting program during a Jan. 10 press conference at the Pentagon. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Mike R. Smith, National Guard Bureau

US launches air strikes at al-Qaida suspects

At least 27 killed as 'war on terror' moves to land of Black Hawk Down disaster

One bomb, one city

At least 2,000 Shiites protest cleric's arrest

Rumsfeld calls new Iraq Stabilization group 'a one-pager'

Coalition captures Iraqi inspections liaison

U.S. Army: Possible chemical weapons found in northern Iraq

White House expresses faith in Rumsfeld

Critics question war plan

Rumsfeld 'wanted cheap war'

Rumsfeld overruled Franks, the magazine says US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld forced his military chiefs to accept his idea that a relatively small, lightly armed force should go to war with Iraq, it is being claimed.