U.S. Intervention  in Haiti (March 2004)

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U.S. Marines patrol the grounds of the the Presidential Palace      on March 1, after President  Aristide left the country.	U.S. Marines take up positions on the roof of the               Presidential Palace in Port-au-Prince on March 2.

Marines stand on the steps of the National Palace in       downtown Port-au-Prince.	A man rests as a U.S. Marine stands guard while others      remove a roadblock in Port-au-Prince on March 3.

U.S. Marines take up positions to watch for snipers in        the streets near the Haitian Presidential Palace in        Port-au-Prince on March 3. The Marines cleared        barricades that have blocked the streets for weeks.	Two U.S. Marines take up position as barricades         are moved from the city center. The Marines         spent the day clearing the roads of debris.