| In the summer of 2006, Jesse and Courant photographer Tom Brown spent 32 days living with the Marines of Connecticut's Charlie Company in downtown Fallujah, Iraq. |
The Daily Dispatches:
The Sunday Stories:
 | For Connecticut Marines, the Enemy | |
| is Everywhere | ||
| Interpreter Has Power in the War of | |
| Words | ||
| The Marines' Dual Role: Killer and | |
| Diplomat | ||
| A Gruesome Past, An Explosive | |
| Future |
The Stories Back Home:
| Marines At Home: Guard of Honor | |
| An Empty Space | |
| Too Close To Home | |
| Stoic in Devotion, 'Marines Don't Cry' | |
| On Homecoming Day ... 'God, It | |
| Feels Good' |
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