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Army: 28 Soldiers on Leave Refuse to Return to Iraq

HeadlineOct 23, 2003

The Pentagon has revealed that at least 28 soldiers who have been stationed in Iraq have not reported back to duty after they were granted a 15-day leave.

Meanwhile the commanding general in Iraq said attacks against the U.S. have increased greatly over the past two weeks. During the summer the U.S. faced between 10 and 15 attacks per day. Now the daily total ranges from 20 to 35.

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