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The court had allowed the marines to go home in February to vote in national elections with a written promise from Ambassador Daniele Mancini of Italy that they would return to stand trial.

Taliban fighters were firing from the houses, and at one point a Marine unit called in airstrikes to allow Marines to go forward and rescue a wounded Afghan soldier, said Colonel Julian, the United States military spokesman.

"As troubling as it is, I can ask a young marine to go back to Iraq," he said.

"The marines offered to go and take out the cast of Little Dorrit.

The Kerala High Court had earlier given the marines permission to go to Italy if the Italian ambassador and consul-general guaranteed their return.

The first group of marine invaders to go live on the Web site are the tunicates, a taxonomic category sometimes referred to as sea squirts.

The vaquita is close to becoming the fifth marine mammal to go extinct in recent centuries, as fishing deaths have driven the world's smallest porpoise species population to just a few dozen, National Geographic reports.

The WWF's Vidal described the measures as "very ambitious" but not enough to stop illegal fishing that is pushing the vaquita to the verge of becoming the fifth marine mammal to go extinct since records began.

American marines are expected to go ashore shortly in Pakistan, and British marines, now in Oman, are also expected to move quickly into position.

Back in October, he publicly disagreed with Mr Hoon, who had said the marines were ready to go straight to Afghanistan.But the brigadier's gravest sin, it seems, was an assertion two weeks ago to a group of reporters, including a correspondent from The Economist, that "the war [against remnants of the Taliban] is all but won".

Though American officials maintain there has been no change in deployment plans in the face of stiff Iraqi resistance and guerrilla attacks on supply lines, these marines were scheduled to go home after a six-month tour abroad when the word came down five days ago.