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Iraq / Attacks / Fallujah / Homecoming / Petraeus Interview #748602

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 14, 2004
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.

(Fallujah: Kevin Sites) A daring raid on police headquarters in Fallujah, Iraq, by a band of insurgents, who freed prisoners, featured; scenes shown of gunmen in the streets, the wounded in the hospital & the jail cells. [Army 82nd Airborne Division Col. Jefforey† SMITH†- asks if the police need assistance.]

(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.

(Ft. Campbell, Kentucky: Kenley Jones) The homecoming ceremonies for the 101st Airborne Div. returning to Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, from Iraq featured; scenes shown. [In speech & interview, commanding Gen. David PETRAEUS††- comments on the homecoming; states the soldiers all feel the war was worth it; says the intelligence could have been better; believes there was a link to Al Qaeda; assesses the attacks by insurgents.]

Reporter(s):
Seigenthaler, John;
Sites, Kevin;
Jones, Kenley
Duration:
00:04:20

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