HRRMMNNN...
Ya wanna see Predators, huh? You might very well see a LOT of predators in a little bit.
Posted on 02/08/2005 3:59:57 PM PST by james500
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Newly released military video reveals unmanned U.S. Predators firing Hellfire missiles to rescue U.S. troops under fire in Iraq and destroy insurgent targets.
The U.S. Air Force released 10 video clips Tuesday in response to requests from CNN and other television networks. The black and white footage, all from the summer and fall of 2004, shows what officials say are insurgents planting roadside bombs, firing at U.S. positions and gathering to attack U.S. troops.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
welcome to freerepublic.
Video is not free, and uses Real Player infestware.
Nice of CNN to tell us about them without providing a link.
free link.
CNN has been systematically comment spamming top echelon blogs the last week. Is it you, or the guy in the next cubicle who's responsible for this?
The media is hopping made at Bush administration. They can't get Rummie fired, they think troops target journalists and now this. What good is the good of released of classified intel? This material is a plant or the result of espionage (stolen & sold) . All in one day from a NEWBIE?
You always give away the first video frame to get 'em hooked.
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HRRMMNNN...
Ya wanna see Predators, huh? You might very well see a LOT of predators in a little bit.
I inadvertantly blocked CNN when blocking ads...how sad.
Are you deeply saddened?
Deeply
reeeeeally deeply?
Extremely saddened.
My tears weep tears..
How deep is the ocean...
It was free for me and I used Quicktime.
When someone submits a new post, why do people look at their registration date?
Center right of that picture...isn't that a TV camera on the guys shoulder...ouch..bang.
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