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March 2003 BBC, March 31. Oily film settles on soldiers By Gethin Chamberlain, with the Black Watch on the outskirts of Basra Daily Record, March 31, 2003, Monday, NEWS; Pg. 2/3, 941 words, WAR IN THE GULF: PEDRO IS FIRST MAN IN DOOR.. HE DUCKS AS IRAQI GRENADE FLIES OVER HIS HEAD, Gethin Chamberlain DAILY MAIL (London), March 31, 2003, Pg. 6, 1101 words, The Black Watch sniper fixed his moving target in his sights. A clean shot to the head and the iraqi militia man dropped like a stone, dead before he hit the ground; Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman, with the Black Watch near Basra, The Independent, March 31, 2003, 585 words, THE IRAQ CONFLICT: IN THIS CAT-AND-MOUSE WAR, THE SNIPER IS KING, Gethin Chamberlain with the Black Watch, near Basra The Mirror, March 31, 2003. Gulf War 2: SNIPERS BEST AT CAT AND MOUSE From Gethin Chamberlain With Black Watch Near Basra Press Association, March 31, 2003, Monday, HOME NEWS, 877 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman, with the Black Watch, near Basra. Press Association, March 31, 2003, Monday, HOME NEWS, 1552 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain, of The Scotsman, with the Black Watch on the outskirts of Basra. The Scotsman, March 31, 2003, Monday, Pg. 5, 156 words, BRITISH TROOPS DISCOVER AL SAMUD MISSILES IN A UNIVERSITY The Scotsman, March 31, 2003, Monday, Pg. 4, 1357 words, IN THIS DEADLY GAME OF CAT AND MOUSE,THE SNIPER RULES, Gethin Chamberlain The Sun, March 31, 2003, 329 words, SNIPERS KO THE VIPERS GETHIN Chamberlain, of The Scotsman newspaper, reports ... The Sun, March 31, 2003, 936 words, ENEMY'S IN OUR SIGHTS, Gethin Chamberlain with the Black Watch near Basra The Times (London), March 31, 2003, Monday, Overseas news; 6, 1151 words, The sniper is king in patient battle of cat and mouse, Gethin Chamberlain near Basra Press Association, March 30, 2003, Sunday, HOME NEWS, 1462 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain, of The Scotsman with the Black Watch near Basra. Scotland on Sunday, March 30, 2003, Sunday, Pg. 2, 1505 words, BASRA BURNS AS BLACK WATCH STRIKE HEART OF CITY, Gethin Chamberlain Scotland on Sunday, March 30, 2003, Sunday, Pg. 3, 381 words, WE RAN FOR COVER AS MORTAR ROUNDS EXPLODED, Gethin Chamberlain Sunday Mirror, March 30, 2003, Sunday, NEWS; Pg. 4,5, 754 words, GULF WAR II: SPECIAL TROOPS KILL 200 IN RAID; FORCES' WORST NIGHTMARE..THEN SCOTS GO IN, GETHIN CHAMBERLAIN ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF BASRA BBC - Sunday, 30 March, 2003, 10:00 GMT 11:00 UK Troops relish Basra statue raid By Gethin Chamberlain, with the Black Watch battle group at Basra. It's 0600 and Basra is burning, black clouds of oily smoke drifting over the city to the east, the sound of gunfire rolling across the canal. Birmingham Post, March 29, 2003, Saturday, NEWS; Pg. 3, 415 words, BLACK WATCH ATTACKS MILITIA WHO TURNED ON FLEEING CIVILIANS; BASRA The Guardian (London), March 29, 2003, Guardian Home Pages, Pg. 4, 932 words, War in the Gulf: Basra escape: Iraqi militia turns its fire on refugees: British rescue 1,000 fleeing across bridge, Gethin Chamberlain The Herald (Glasgow), March 29, 2003, Pg. 5, 761 words, Iraqis shoot at their own civilians;British forces protect crowd fleeing from Basra, Ian Bruce And Gethin Chamberlain With The Black Watch On The Outskirts Of Basra The Independent, March 29, 2003, 563 words, FLIGHT FROM HORROR: IRAQI TROOPS TURN MORTARS AND MACHINE GUNS ON DESPERATE FAMILIES FLEEING BASRA, Gethin Chamberlain on the outskirts of Basra The Mirror, March 29, 2003, Saturday, NEWS; Pg. 8,9, 831 words, GULF WAR 2: TERROR AS IRAQIS FIRE ON KIDS OF BASRA: RUNNING FROM THE GUNS, GETHIN CHAMBERLAIN IN BASRA, SOUTHERN IRAQ Press Association, March 29, 2003, Saturday, HOME NEWS, 1238 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain, of The Scotsman, on the outskirts of Basra. Press Association, March 29, 2003, Saturday, HOME NEWS, 413 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain, of The Scotsman, on the outskirts of Basra. The Scotsman, March 29, 2003, Saturday, Pg. 12, 1229 words, IT WAS MEANT TO BE BASRA BY BREAKFAST AND BAGHDAD IN TIME FOR TEA, Gethin Chamberlain The Scotsman, March 29, 2003, Saturday, Pg. 1, 340 words, WEAPONS DISCOVERED NEXT TO MEDICINE IN CHILDREN'S CLINIC, Gethin Chamberlain The Scotsman, March 29, 2003, Saturday, Pg. 2, 1348 words, IRAQI MILITIA TARGETS FLEEING FAMILIES AS MARKET PLACE DEATH TOLL MOUNTS, Gethin Chamberlain The Sun, March 29, 2003, 1225 words, IRAQI GUNS RAKED THE FLEEING CROWD..TILL THE BRITS FIRED BACK, Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman, on the outskirts of Basra The Times (London), March 29, 2003, Saturday, Overseas news; 5, 770 words, Iraqis shoot at desperate crowds fleeing Basra, Gethin Chamberlain outside Basra and David Charter in Qatar The Independent, March 28, 2003, 424 words, THE IRAQ CONFLICT: AFTER AN AGONISING WAIT, THE FOOD AND WATER FINALLY ARRIVED, Gethin Chamberlain with the Black Watch in Zubayr Press Association, March 28, 2003, Friday, HOME NEWS, 1200 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman, with the Black Watch in Southern Iraq Press Association, March 28, 2003, Friday, HOME NEWS, 723 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman, with the Black Watch near Basra Press Association, March 28, 2003, Friday, HOME NEWS, 1394 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain, of The Scotsman, on the outskirts of Basra. The Scotsman, March 28, 2003, Friday, Pg. 4, 1574 words, TENSE SCENES IN AZ ZUBAYR AS DESPERATE CROWDS SCRAMBLE FOR LONG-AWAITED FOOD AND WATER, Gethin Chamberlain The Scotsman, March 28, 2003, Friday, Pg. 1, 975 words, POWS: 'AL-QAEDA FIGHTERS IN IRAQ', Gethin Chamberlain, In Southern Iraq And Paul Gallagher The Advertiser, March 27, 2003 Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 2, 685 words, IRAQ WAR KEY CAPTURE; The Black Watch, a tank and no escape, By GETHIN CHAMBERLAIN with the Black Watch Press Association, March 27, 2003, Thursday, HOME NEWS, 1684 words, This is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain of the Scotsman, with the Black Watch in Az Zubayr. Press Association, March 27, 2003, Thursday, HOME NEWS, 435 words, The following is a pooled despatch from Gethin Chamberlain of The Scotsman. The Scotsman, March 27, 2003, Thursday, Pg. 2, 1909 words, WRECKED VEHICLES WERE EVERYWHERE AS TROOPS WATCHED FOR SIGNS OF TROUBLE, Gethin Chamberlain The Scotsman, March 27, 2003, Thursday, Pg. 1, 984 words, US TROOPS OPEN NORTHERN FRONT, Gethin Chamberlain, Near Basra, And Paul Gallagher The Sun, March 27, 2003, 151 words, ENEMY TARGET RED CROSS ON AMBULANCES, Gethin Chamberlain |
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