DESERT DOGS: THE MARINES OF OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM

The day-to-day life of US Marines stationed in Iraq during the 2003-2006 Gulf War. Ross Bryant's photography chronicles every aspect of the daily lives: lazy camels amble by a cargo drop; blinding sandstorms threaten to blow away tents, supplies and marines alike; Scud missile attack sirens and marines scuttling to their bunkers; sniper fire criss-crosses marine convoys moving into Iraq; tanks and bombs topple the portraits of Saddam that seem to loom over every Iraqi village; shelled-out tanks, armoured vehicles and even buses litter the road on the way to Baghdad; medical personnel attend to fallen marines and prisoners alike; the occasional silent interlude allows time for prayer and remembrance. NOW HALF-PRICE!