Cheers and fears as Americans see war begin

Anxious Americans expressed mixed feelings today as they watched the first shots of the long-awaited war with Iraq.

Cheers and fears as Americans see war begin
Thu, 20 Mar, 2003 - 06:28

Anxious Americans expressed mixed feelings today as they watched the first shots of the long-awaited war with Iraq.

Across the nation people stopped as news of the opening missile strike on Baghdad was reported on TV networks.

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