Skip navigation
sponsored by 

Media gallery: Iraq’s smallest casualties

  The children  
  Iraq’s most vulnerable victims
  Video: Heart to heart
A little girl from Iraq has a story that is truly from the heart.
  Video: Children of war
UNICEF released an annual report on the state of the world's children. NBC's Richard Engel provides a look at how children in Iraq are coping with the effects of violence and poverty.
The smallest casualties
Thousands of children have been orphaned in Iraq. Richard Engel reported from one orphanage for ‘Dateline NBC’ in September 2006.
Before his surgery on Monday, Wsim was comforted by his father Rabea Abo Senda
A second chance
Young Iraqis benefit from a U.S. program for ill children, Newsweek reports.
AP file
The stress of war
NBC’s Babak Behnam reports on a little boy and how war has affected him.
Video: In the crossfire
A 5-year-old girl is saved by the compassion of military and civilian volunteers.
Video: The captain’s story
Capt. Brian Freeman was killed in Iraq, but not before saving an 11-year-old boy.
Video: Saving one baby
U.S. soldiers bring an 8-month-old girl to America for emergency treatment.
MSNBC TV
Video: A gift of life
Four Iraqi children are saved by surgery in the United States. From WNBC-TV.
MSNBC TV

  DISCUSS
  What are your thoughts about the war?


  MORE FROM IRAQ: FIVE YEARS LATER  
  
Iraq: Five Years Later Section Front
 
Add Iraq: Five Years Later headlines to your news reader:
 

Sponsored links

Resource guide

Get Your 2008 Credit Score

Find a business to start

Try for Free

Search Jobs

Find Your Dream Home

$7 trades, no fee IRAs

Find your next car