The story of the Falcon ammo dump was covered. The media mostly dropped it, probably because it wasn't the horrible disaster that some lunatics are hallucinating that it was.

Look over those links in Jack's post, and look at the sources. Who are they? How many actual root sources are there? Use your common sense on this. Your own experience and knowledge of how ammo dumps are laid out and constructed.

Go to the TBR site, which seems to be a primary source. Look around a bit. What do you see? Google TBRnews. What does that tell you? For something interesting, pick any name at all off that casualty list in that article, and Google that, too. Do it as many times as you want. What does that tell you?

From this briefing:

GEN. CALDWELL: First of all, I'll take on the Falcon attack. And it was caused by indirect fire, a mortar that did in fact hit our ammunitions supply point there, which caused a tremendous amount of secondary and tertiary explosions that occurred throughout the night there. There's that one particular area which fled into another area -- did in fact go off all night. Very fortunately, no coalition forces or Iraqi security forces were injured, nor civilian casualties that anybody's aware of at this point. We lost some munitions, but took no personnel casualties.

The rest of the briefing is a pretty good read, too.

Another report here.

Again, apply common sense and reason to these conflicting reports.