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The Associated Press RAMADI IRQ

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Marine Maj. Jim Lively, left, studies a map and radios fellow American units during a gunfight on Tuesday, March 27, 2007, in Ramadi, Iraq, 115 kilometers (70 miles) west of Baghdad. The operation began with a house-to-house sweep through what American forces said was one of this city's last insurgent strongholds. It ended with rooftop gunfights, airstrikes and dead guerrillas on the streets. Commanders hope the troops will be able to keep out insurgents, but "unfortunately as always it will be a challenge," said Lively, who was part of a seven-man American team that worked with an Iraqi army company to help clear the area. "It's so easy for them to put down their weapons, walk away" and blend in with civilians, he said of the insurgents. (AP Photo/Todd Pitman)

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