Check out this story in the NYTimes.
"For most of the troops in the division today, however, war was a long, dusty drive across the desert. Unlike British and marine forces to the east, the Third Division, the main armored force now engaged in the war, moved through isolated terrain and thus avoided any cities and towns.
They encountered only scattered groups of civilians, including shepherds tending camels and sheep and a tractor trailer and an orange truck that dashed across the advancing columns."
Could it be ...
