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 [Below The Beltway] Must Read Material: Michael Yon is a reporter embedded with a military unit in Iraq. Its been linked all over the blogosphere, but this article, titled Gates of Fire is just amazing.

 [Poor Country Boy Blog] Patience Please: Constitution, Iraq Freedom, Michael Yon, Support Our Troops... We would encourage everyone to have a little patience concerning the Constitution process in Iraq

[Considerettes] You simply must read Michael Yon's "Gates of Fire"...: A Harvard University advance in generating embryonic stem cells may have the unintended consequence of hindering congressional efforts to lift research restrictions imposed by President Bush four years ago, leaders on both sides of the issue said yesterday as details of the discovery traveled through the scientific and political communities.

 [Bnpositive's Blog] Another risky post: story of what it’s like there on a daily basis. Many could state he’s just writing what he wants to color his view of the war, but when he includes photos of the action that he’s writing about in this post it’s amazing to me and further illustrates the importance of what we’re doing and that we are the good guys in this.

 [Most Certainly Not] A Must-Read Dispatch: This guy delivers straight up, eyewitness accounts of what is happening in Iraq as well as in-your-face, sugar-free reporting on Deuce Four. If you haven't read Michael Yon before, today is the day as what I think is some of the best writing I've read in I don't know how long is posted for your perusing today.

[Intelliseek's BlogPulse Newswire] Street News and Paradigm Shifts: Today's top blog post comes from newcomer Michael Yon's Online Magazine: Gates of Fire blog, an independent soul offering lengthy on-the-scene reporting and photos from the ground war in Iraq. "Every sentence is packed with life...and death," says Black Five;

[The Colossus] A Must Read: Michael Yon in combat. A great read from the only guy doing any real reporting from Iraq. He is, of course, not working for the mainstream media, who sit in their hotel rooms with all the mouthpieces of the insurgency on speed-dial, bitching about the air conditioning and the lack of properly

 [Michaelyon.blogspot.com] Michael Yon : Online Magazine: Kurilla's reluctance to allow anyone outside Deuce Four ride with his soldiers--including writers--is well known. Partly because of writers, people hearing about Deuce Four in the news might think of Mosul as some kind of thrill ride where everything will end okay after a few hairpin turns.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Iraq, Iraq Reviews