Baghdad attack leaves 26 insurgents dead

21 Mar 2005

U.S. Army military police killed 26 insurgents who attacked a convoy along a main supply route south of Baghdad, a military spokesman said. The military police “were shadowing a convoy traveling south” when 40 to 50 insurgents ambushed with rocket-propelled grenades and small-arms fire Sunday in the Salman Pak area, Maj. Rob Simmons said. Full Story

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