U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Neil Morrison, explosive ordnance disposal technician with the 710th Ordnance Company, packs a 1,000-pound bomb with plastic explosives, Dec. 16, 2005. Nearly 20,000 tons of munitions were destroyed in Area Echo, north of Baghdad, Iraq. The ammunition dump housed tons of ordnance stockpiled by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's military.

  Racks of 1,000-pound bombs were housed in the Taji Ammunition Dump, known as Area Echo, north of Baghdad, Iraq. Nearly 20,000 tons of munitions were destroyed in Area Echo. U.S. Army explosive ordnance disposal technicians assigned to the 710th Ordnance Company detonated the last seven 1,000 pound bombs, Dec. 16, 2005.

  Nearly 20,000 tons of munitions were destroyed in the Taji Ammunition Dump, known as Area Echo, north of Baghdad, Iraq. The ammunition dump housed tons of ordnance stockpiled by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's military.

  U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Neil Morrison, an explosive ordnance disposal technician with the 710th Ordnance Company, packs a 1,000-pound bomb with plastic explosives, Dec. 16, 2005. Nearly 20,000 tons of munitions were destroyed in Area Echo ammunition dump north of Baghdad, Iraq. The removal of these munitions contributes to increased safety for both coalition forces and Iraqis

  A U.S. soldier assigned to Headquarters Troop, 3rd Squadron, 7th Cavalry, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, prepares a pile of munitions for demolition in rural east Baghdad, Iraq. A scrap-metal junkyard was cleared of unexploded ordnance, which included 1,135 mortar rounds, 632 artillery rounds, 195 rockets, 22 mines and six bombs.

  Iraqis look over a pile of unexploded ordnance collected during a 12-day sweep of a junkyard in rural east Baghdad, Iraq. U.S. soldiers assigned to Task Force Baghdad and Iraqi contractors cleared the junkyard of munitions which included 1,135 mortar rounds, 632 artillery rounds, 195 rockets, 22 mines and six bombs during the operation

Just a few of the 1000's of tons of weapons and munitions we have found and destroyed. So much so the Terrorist are resorting to making explosives out of fertilyzer now. LOL Not that all our hard work is haveing any effect on them or anything. Sure wouldn't want to give that impression. Oh and I love that in the last few days there have been two seperate occasions where the bombers blew themselves up planting the IED's. LOL Wonder if the training of these terrrorist is geting effected and they are running out of "trained" terrorist and resorting to just anyone stupid enough to try this stuff. I hope so.

Oh I almost forgot: The last week of 2005 results for the week.