Marines in Fallujah

Unless you count the cow, I couldn't actually see any enemies there.

I wonder what they were shooting at?

It reminds me of a story told to me by an RAF helicopter pilot. An American marine starting shooting at a colleague of his, others started to join in. He landed, walked over to the marine and floored him. He then said

When was the last ****in time you saw an Iraqi insurgent in a ****in helicopter?
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Weapons are great, in the right hands.
 
headspace said:
Unless you count the cow, I couldn't actually see any enemies there.

I wonder what they were shooting at?

It reminds me of a story told to me by an RAF helicopter pilot. An American marine starting shooting at a colleague of his, others started to join in. He landed, walked over to the marine and floored him. He then said


Weapons are great, in the right hands.
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I'm going to give this one the old Bravo Sierra stamp.
 
headspace said:
Unless you count the cow, I couldn't actually see any enemies there.

I wonder what they were shooting at?

It reminds me of a story told to me by an RAF helicopter pilot. An American marine starting shooting at a colleague of his, others started to join in. He landed, walked over to the marine and floored him. He then said


Weapons are great, in the right hands.
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I guess the combat camaraman are to afraid to film on enemies.
 
There was one caption of a dead insurgent, and how pisssed you think the other Marines would be if the Combat journalist(sp?) kept taking pics and didn't shoot back? As a squad leader I certinly(sp) would not take him out on a patrol with me again.

Also a good friend of mine was in Lima 3/1 (the unit being photoed was India 3/1) at the time, and spent November 10th avoiding grenades.
 
learn your letters and you wouln't sound like a dipstick

I just watched it again because it looked so familiar and now I know why my ex boyfriend is the one in the sunglasses. I saw it on his computer when he got home from Iraq
 
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learn your letters and you wouln't sound like a dipstick
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Im sorry i dont live up to your standards, not too many people come up to me and say Bravo Seirra to me on a daily basis.
 
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A buddy of mine was in Lima 3/1 (the unit featured is India 3/1) at the time that movie was made.

(Edit: I wrote Kilo 3/1 when I 1st posted)
 
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