Posted on 05/27/2004 12:54:58 PM PDT by saquin
Army Spc. Patrick Moran, an "Old Guard" soldier from the 3rd U.S. Infantry, helps members of the Iraqi delegation lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery on May 27 to honor U.S. service members killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Proudly displaying their new prosthetic hands that replace those amputated by Saddam Hussein are, from left, Laith Agar, Hassan Al Gearawy, Qasim Kadhim, Salah Zinad, Basim Al Fadhly, Nazaar Jondi, and Alaa Hassan.
A bump and a bookmark.
This isn't getting much coverage on PMSNBCBSABCCNN.
One wonders what they thought of lush, verdant Virgina in the Spring. Must seem like another world to them.
It also makes me so angry that the jerks at the alphabet new won't report this news for the world to see. They are nothing short of pond scum.
OMG, I have tears in my eyes. What a beautiful story.
I loved this line: "Hopefully Allah will replace my hand with an even better one."
Little by little, with progress like this, perhaps people in the Middle East will realize that God does not want people to kill each other in His name.
Saquin gets the credit because he posted it; I was only the first person to respond.
Oops! Sorry for the boo boo.
No, you're kidding me. Surely it led.
What an amazing story! THIS is the kind of thing that could change the hearts and minds of Muslims. Let's hope they spread the word when they get back to Iraq! God Bless those who gave their lives for America. I'm so proud to live in the greatest nation in the world.
I'm sure that they're just waiting until they can meet them in person, putting a face to the story because they care so much about the Iraqi people and the advancement of freedom.
Yeah, that's the ticket.
Finally an encouraging story! Thank you for posting this. A good for the kids tonight.
Bump!
I will be sharing this story and the pictures with all three of my history classes tomorrow...
thank you.
Thank you for the beautiful story, saquin. This thread is now an official Prayer Warrior Field Trip destination.
For those who may wish to join other FReepers in supporting our troops and their loved ones spiritually, feel welcome and invited to come to the Troop Prayer Threads.
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Awesome pictures, they say it all!
great post bump..... once agian A fine example of why the fight is worth it. now if you'll excuse me I need to find a tissue. :)
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