Into the belly of the beast: D+6 (November 13) D+7 to D+24 (November 14-December 8).Storming Fallujah: D-day (November 7) D+1 (November 8) D+2 (November 9) D+3 (November 10) D+4 (November 11) D+5 (November 12) Click the buttons below to read articles about the Second Battle of Fallujah Operation Phantom Fury and its implication on the Corps, yesterday and today. Enough is enough: Plan of attack Shaping the battlefield Rules of engagement On March 31, 2004, a group of American contractors working in Iraq were attacked and dragged from their vehicles in Fallujah, a city in the Al Anbar province. The Marine Corps Gazette and Leatherneck Magazine archives have more than 100 years of articles. No happy endings: No better friend Back to the brawl The vortex of violence Drumbeat for action Operation Vigilant Resolve Political expedience Aggressive defense Along, hot, dangerous Summer New warriors End of the experiment Evil town: Mean streets Bloody encounters Operation Phantom Fury has taken a place in Marine Corps lore alongside the battle of Belleau Wood in France, Hue City in Vietnam and the Guadalcanal campaign in the Solomon Islands, representing. Physical Description: viii, 312 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color maps 24 cm During Phantom Fury, the operation became an iconic battle in Marine Corps history due to the intensity of urbanized combat not seen since the Battle of Hu City in Vietnam in 1968.Publisher: Minneapolis, MN : Zenith Press, 2009.Physical Location: Pritzker Military Museum & Library - Main Shelves - DS79.764.