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Marines battle with insurgents in Fallujah

(16 Nov 2004) SHOTLIST (Exact location not known) 1. Armoured vehicle fires at building 2. Various of the 3rd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment firing at a building, smoke coming out the top 3. Close up Marine from 3rd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment firing at building with machine gun 4. Close up bullets hitting building 5. Marines going into building 6. Marines climbing up to roof 7. Smoke rising from roof 8. Close up burning 9. Marines carrying out house to house search 10. Marines talking to old men who have stayed to watch the house 11. Marines holding up RPG (rocket propelled grenade launcher found in building 12. Weapons and ammunition found inside building 13. Dead body inside room 14. Dead body on roof 15. Men holding up white flags, surrendering 16. Marines reading cards and letters from home Southeast Fallujah 17. Marine firing machine gun firing at building 18. Close up bullets impacting 19. Marine crouching next to building 20. Marine next to bodies beside a bunker 21. Marines, pan to fortified bunker 22. Homemade rocket launchers 23. Marines firing javelin missile pans to show impact 24. Smoke rising from distant explosion (Exact location not known) 3rd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment 25. Tank firing 26. Close up tank firing 27. UPDOT: (English) Marine "Drop the bomb. 28. Bomb explodes in building behind mosque STORYLINE US soldiers continued to clear pockets of resistance in Fallujah, where guerrillas were said to be "fighting to the death." One First Infantry Division Task Force which took control of southeast Fallujah days ago returned after overnight air strikes and artillery, to see what was left. House to house searches revealed weapons and dead bodies. Some of the Iraqi fighters were still lying in the fortified bunkers they built to help resist the American assault. In a telephone interview with reporters at the Pentagon, Marine Colonel Michael Regner, operations officer for the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, said U.S. and Iraqi forces had captured more than 1,052 prisoners in Fallujah, most of them are Iraqis but some foreigners. Regner said very few of them were giving up, instead most were "fighting to the death." He said US troops and Marines were working their way back from the southern part of the city toward the northern part. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...