  We present a brief review of Chandra X-ray Observatory observations of
neutron stars. The outstanding spatial and spectral resolution of this great
observatory have allowed for observations of unprecedented clarity and
accuracy. Many of these observations have provided new insights into neutron
star physics. We present an admittedly biased and overly brief overview of
these observations, highlighting some new discoveries made possible by the
Observatory's unique capabilities. We also include our analysis of recent
multiwavelength observations of the putative pulsar and its pulsar-wind nebula
in the IC 443 SNR.
