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I just heard this on ABC NEWS.
All were from the same Unit,all their weapons were taken.
Just clipped this from a long article from the BBC.
"At least 15 people were killed in a spate of insurgent attacks across Iraq a day after the US military lost six marines in the west of the country.
Four are known to have died and 23 were wounded by a powerful suicide car bomb near a US military convoy in Baghdad.
And gunmen shot dead the head of Abu Ghraib police station, a hospital manager and two ministry officials.
Announcing the marines' deaths, the Pentagon said they were killed in action but did not give details.
One unofficial report says they were a six-man sniper team.
The troops were killed near Haditha, some 200km (125 miles) north-west of Baghdad - an area of Anbar province near the Syrian border that has seen frequent insurgents attacks on US troops.
Insurgents were said to have handed out leaflets in the streets of Haditha claiming they were responsible for the marines' deaths. "
All were from the same Unit,all their weapons were taken.
Just clipped this from a long article from the BBC.
"At least 15 people were killed in a spate of insurgent attacks across Iraq a day after the US military lost six marines in the west of the country.
Four are known to have died and 23 were wounded by a powerful suicide car bomb near a US military convoy in Baghdad.
And gunmen shot dead the head of Abu Ghraib police station, a hospital manager and two ministry officials.
Announcing the marines' deaths, the Pentagon said they were killed in action but did not give details.
One unofficial report says they were a six-man sniper team.
The troops were killed near Haditha, some 200km (125 miles) north-west of Baghdad - an area of Anbar province near the Syrian border that has seen frequent insurgents attacks on US troops.
Insurgents were said to have handed out leaflets in the streets of Haditha claiming they were responsible for the marines' deaths. "