A man cries beside the coffin of his mother, who was killed in Saturday's rocket attack, outside a hospital morgue in Kirkuk, about 250 km (155 miles) north of Baghdad, March 11, 2007. A rocket killed three people and wounded 36 when it hit a bus station in a mostly Kurdish area of the northern city of Kirkuk, a hospital source said.
The boots and dog tags of U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Alexander S. Arredondo, who was killed on August 25, 2004 in Najaf, Iraq, sit on a casket as people read the names of killed soldiers (L), during an anti-war demonstration in Times Square in New York City March 11, 2007. Sponsored by the group "Granny Peace Brigade NYC" and other anti-war groups, the six-day long demonstration will invite people to read out loud the names of those killed in the war in Iraq as the five-year-anniversary of the U.S. lead invasion of Iraq approaches.
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A man cries beside the coffin of his mother, who was killed in Saturday's rocket attack, outside a hospital morgue in Kirkuk, about 250 km (155 miles) north of Baghdad, March 11, 2007. A rocket killed three people and wounded 36 when it hit a bus station in a mostly Kurdish area of the northern city of Kirkuk, a hospital source said. 
The boots and dog tags of U.S. Marine Lance Corporal Alexander S. Arredondo, who was killed on August 25, 2004 in Najaf, Iraq, sit on a casket as people read the names of killed soldiers (L), during an anti-war demonstration in Times Square in New York City March 11, 2007. Sponsored by the group "Granny Peace Brigade NYC" and other anti-war groups, the six-day long demonstration will invite people to read out loud the names of those killed in the war in Iraq as the five-year-anniversary of the U.S. lead invasion of Iraq approaches.
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