CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Combat may be over, but U.S. troops are still targets. CNN's Karl Penhaul joins us live by video phone from Falluja, the scene of a gun battle today -- good morning, Karl.</s>KARL PENHAUL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Carol. Yes, overnight a U.S. Army Bradley fighting vehicle like the one you can see behind me was hit by a rocket propelled grenade. That was the trigger for a two hour firefight in which two Iraqi gunmen were killed and five people are still in detention as a result of that firefight. I've spoken this morning with Captain Mike Reedmiller (ph)</s>COSTELLO: This isn't the first time there has been unrest in Falluja, right, Karl?</s>PENHAUL: Certainly not, Carol, though this is the worst incident since the end of last month, when, you may recall, there was a wave of anti-American protests. Those lasted for about three days. And in the course of those protests, 17 Iraqi civilians were killed in a shooting incident involving</s>COSTELLO: OK, we have lost Karl Penhaul. We'll get back to him in the next half hour, though. Follow the latest developments from the new Iraq in our special Web report. Our address, cnn.com, AOL keyword: CNN.
Combat Over, But U.S. Troops Still Targets