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Photos by Glenn Hartong

Jesna Kelecevic, 16, greets her friend Sandra Djuric, 15, as they meet at the end of a bridge that connects Serb-held Grbavica with the rest of Sarajevo. Sandra's family fled to Grbavica during the fighting. 88K	Omar Velagic says goodbye to his grandfather Muhamid Santic in Sarajevo. Omar hopes to bring his grandmother, Zehra and Mr. Santic to America. 86K	A fatigued Omar awaits cargo being loaded on a NATO military plane as it prepares to leave Sarajevo and head to Croatia on his trip back to Cincinnati. 93K
Spec. Jason Martin, of Massillon, Ohio, mans a 50-caliber machine gun atop his Humvee in Bosnia. The cover over the barrel protects the gun from moisture, but the gun is locked, loaded and ready to fire. 34K	Soldiers at Colt base man their Bradley Fighting Vehicles on the former crop-dusting airstrip turned Army forward base. 59K	A U.S. Army convoy checks on a French Army vehicle that flipped on the road. The soldiers were not injured, but accidents like this are dangerous because berms often are mined. 49K

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