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U.S. Launches Second Phase in Fallujah
ABC News ^
| 11/11/04
| Jim Krane, Tini Tran, Sameer N. Yacoub, Mariam Fam, Sabah Jerges, Katarina Kratovac, Maggie Michael.
Posted on 11/11/2004 3:50:51 PM PST by LibWhacker
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To: Zhangliqun
Not many cordons are air-tight. You'd need a hundred thousand men. The city is ten miles or more in circumference.
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posted on
11/11/2004 4:31:35 PM PST
by
LibWhacker
(FOUR MORE YEARS!!)
To: Prost1
Such is the nature of "Urban Warfare".
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posted on
11/11/2004 4:32:42 PM PST
by
Pox
To: Zhangliqun
They're probably giving a conservative estimate, based on bodies actually seen.Ditto that! Nobody is exactly stopping to pick through the rubble of a building that got dropped by a battery of 155's just minutes before. And I don't think that the chain of command is allowing estimated casualties, ie. no saying "the volume of fire from that building suggests that there were 50 enemy fighters in there; we dropped the building, ergo 50 KIA."
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11/11/2004 5:25:11 PM PST
by
Tallguy
(Don't disturb me with talk of Hillary08!..I'd just like to bask in the afterglow for a while longer!)
To: LibWhacker
Yeah, but it would be a good idea to set up a few ambushes on the likely escape routes.
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posted on
11/12/2004 8:46:59 AM PST
by
Zhangliqun
(What are intellectuals for but to complexify the obvious?)
To: Zhangliqun
Appartly there is no escape route, I heard one Soldier say were staying till we get the lot of them.. God Bless them.
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11/12/2004 8:52:13 AM PST
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lillybet
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