Street-to-Street Fighting in Ramadi: U.S. Marines & Iraqi Army Under Sustained Insurgent Fire Ramadi, Iraq, May 20, 2006. U.S. Marines attached to the 2nd and 5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Companies (ANGLICO), alongside soldiers from the 1st Brigade of the Iraqi Army, conduct a patrol through a neighborhood as insurgents open sustained small-arms fire. The footage captures the intensity of urban combat as Marines and Iraqi soldiers move through the streets, exchange fire, and take positions on rooftops. As the engagement continues, troops cross exposed areas between buildings while gunfire echoes throughout the neighborhood. Ramadi’s dense urban terrain presented serious challenges for troops operating in the city. Narrow streets, closely spaced buildings, and elevated positions created an environment where hostile fire could come from nearby structures with little warning. This combat footage documents the conditions faced by U.S. Marines and Iraqi Army soldiers during an urban patrol in Ramadi, showing the progression of the engagement from street-level movement to rooftop positions under sustained enemy fire.