[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thank you, xzins. Awesome article.

For Fritz and other members of the Army National Guard unit, that means drilling 250 water wells throughout the area between the cities of Baghdad, Fallujah and Tikrit — a region known as the Sunni Triangle. They want to tap into an underground reservoir that can change the lives of the people who live here.

“When we give it to them, it will be the first good water they’ve had in their lives,” said Fritz, 55..

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Quagmire-free, winning hearts and minds in the middle of Saddam loyalist terroritory, ping.  
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[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Excellent story!

[blackie]

Quagmire-free, winning hearts and minds in the middle of Saddam loyalist terroritory, ping ~ Bump!

Let the water flow!

[windchime]

Bump!

[PhilDragoo]

“When we give it to them, it will be the first good water they’ve had in their lives,” said Fritz, 55, an industrial hygienist for the National Guard who lives in Palmer Lake, Colo.

Tom Daschle is swallowing his tongue, his eyes have rolled back in his head, and he is flailing about on the floor of his office.

[radu]

Aaawriiiight! This is something nice to see...... a Good News report in Breaking News, my first stop at FR each day.

I guess the reporters can't be bothered to leave their hotel rooms to check out the progress being made around the country, huh? At best, they'll make a quick mention in generalized terms of the progress but that's about it.

That's where FR and e-mailing come in. *giggle* Time to put tonight's mass e-mail together. Thanks for the ammo!!!!