U.S. Intervention in Haiti (March 2004)

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A U.S. Marine guards the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince       on Feb. 25. The Marines arrived on Feb. 24 to guard the       embassy and other American property.	U.S. troops secure the empty airport at Port-au-Prince      on March 1. Troops were placed near the runway, in      the terminal, and on the perimeter of the airport.

U.S. Marine points down the tarmac of the      international airport in Port-Au-Prince as he      speaks to another Marine on March 1 after      the unit took over the airport.	A U.S. Marine stands guard      atop a light armored vehicle      in the lawn of the Presidential      palace in Port-Au-Prince.

A U.S. Marine stands guard in front of the National      Palace as a group of Marines enters the compound.	U.S. Marines patrol the National Palace in the Haitian      capital March 1, a day after President Aristide went       into exile.

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