1 posted on
03/31/2003 1:43:59 PM PST by
kattracks
To: kattracks; hchutch; dighton; Chancellor Palpatine
This is the stuff you DON'T hear about from the press.
That act of bravery took a lot of moral fortitude.
2 posted on
03/31/2003 1:45:40 PM PST by
Poohbah
(Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women!)
To: kattracks
``That was cool, even though they didn't have anything big that could (hurt) us,'' said Ivings, the gunner.
Now I know I'm old, *I* don't even know what cool is any more! LOL
Go Get 'Em!!
4 posted on
03/31/2003 1:48:01 PM PST by
eyespysomething
(Pray for our troops, our President, our country.)
To: *war_list
Wow! This is the first detailed reporting of the heat of battle that I've seen so far. Kind of shows the soldier's eye view of what's really going on.
5 posted on
03/31/2003 1:50:27 PM PST by
anymouse
To: kattracks
link please.
6 posted on
03/31/2003 1:51:16 PM PST by
anymouse
To: kattracks
Rangers Lead the Way
9 posted on
03/31/2003 1:53:13 PM PST by
hnorris
To: kattracks
God, I love those guys.
10 posted on
03/31/2003 1:57:52 PM PST by
Let's Roll
(And those that cried Appease! Appease! are hanged by those they tried to please!")
To: kattracks
I think Fox News is showing footage of this battle-one of their reporters got some facial injuries from flying glass.
11 posted on
03/31/2003 2:00:48 PM PST by
pnz1
To: kattracks
Across town, a tank company battled Iraqi troops guarding an ammunition depot. The tanks killed 20 men but captured 20 others, all wearing the insignia of the Republican Guard Nebuchadnezzar Brigade, based in Saddam's hometown of Tikrit.
This could be significant. A senior official at U.S. Central Command, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the brigade may have moved south to bolster defenses that have been devastated by the U.S.-led forces. Hmmm... That is interesting. According to the latest Agonist.org sitmap the Nebuchadnezzar Brigade is supposed to be at Tikrit.
13 posted on
03/31/2003 2:07:29 PM PST by
Redcloak
(All work and no FReep makes Jack a dull boy. All work and no FReep make s Jack a dul boy. Allwork an)
To: kattracks
I believe this is the woman they were saving...
U.S. Army soldiers from A Company 3rd Battalion 7th Infantry Regiment approach an injured woman who was caught in the crossfire with Iraqi forces over the Euphrates River when the U.S. Army siezed a bridge in Al Hindiyah, Iraq Monday. The Army's Task Force 4-64, part of the 3rd Infantry Division, took the strategic bridge in it's move north towards Baghdad. The woman, who was near a dead civilian man, was bleeding and apparently shot in the buttock.
LINK to picture
15 posted on
03/31/2003 2:10:35 PM PST by
Solson
((don't mind me...I'm just here for the food.))
To: kattracks
wow
To: kattracks
others saw civilian pickups loaded with weapons and children riding alongside the fighters. I wish some of those embedded journalists would get some PICTURES of this so we can plaster them all around the world! That is the most disgusting diplay of cowardice I believe I've every heard of; using children as shields!!
20 posted on
03/31/2003 2:27:10 PM PST by
SuziQ
To: kattracks
Kind of gives lie to the rantings that we're just there to massacre the Iraqi people.
Rangers Lead The Way!
21 posted on
03/31/2003 2:31:14 PM PST by
Tennessee_Bob
(Dieses sieht wie ein Job nach Nothosen aus!)
To: kattracks
"By the end of this day, the Army would fight street to street, capture and kill scores of Saddam Hussein's troops, blow up a ruling party headquarters and destroy heaps of ammunition and mortars - and rescue one elderly woman from a firefight. " That gave me chills!
22 posted on
03/31/2003 2:47:59 PM PST by
sweetliberty
("To have a right to do a thing is not at all the same as to be right in doing it.")
To: kattracks
WOW....our hero's rescuing a little old lady in the middle of battle! I couldn't be prouder!
25 posted on
03/31/2003 3:02:37 PM PST by
Arpege92
To: kattracks
This was the first story I paid attention to this morning. It first appeared as a snippet in the middle of a couple of hundred different reports about that battle, but it stood out in its simplicity.
Captain Chris Carter no doubt thinks it was the right thing to do, and no big deal. All those guys who do this sort of thing believe that about their own extraordinary bravery and gallantry.
That's the right word, too, because here's this soldier's soldier in command of a company of strong infantrymen armed with the best weaponry in history, and he paused to use his power to help and elderly woman who has found herself seriously hurt on the field of battle.
I focused my Zen consciousness on this event all day and walked a path of pure joy.
29 posted on
03/31/2003 3:10:57 PM PST by
muawiyah
To: kattracks
Aren't these the guys that do more by 9 am than most people do all day?
30 posted on
03/31/2003 3:14:51 PM PST by
rabidralph
(Very Soon, All Your Base Are Belong To Us)
To: kattracks
Earlier today, their was a story about a woman who was shot as she tried to make it across a bridge. The report said the Iraqi's through her off the bridge into the water and was rescued by troops who waded into the water to rescue her. Is this another version of the same story, or was there another rescue?
31 posted on
03/31/2003 3:26:21 PM PST by
CedarDave
(Sadness and prayers for Amercian's lost or injured in action in Iraq)
To: kattracks
Freedom BUMP!
To: kattracks
The 25 mm cannon shook the Bradley and the smell of gunpowder filled the passenger compartment. No one stopped to see if the man was killed or wounded.Didn't need to. If he wasn't dead he was probably buried under the building he had been standing next to.
34 posted on
03/31/2003 3:55:05 PM PST by
alexandria
((Shpeling Opshunal))
To: kattracks; Big Steve; deport; blackie; Maeve; Siobhan; nickcarraway
OUTSTANDING!
38 posted on
03/31/2003 6:37:04 PM PST by
Lady In Blue
(Bush,Cheney,Rumsfeld,Rice 2004)
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