[SandRat]

Students from the Skenderbeu School in Ukzmajl, Kosovo, bid farewell to the 628th MI Soldiers reflected in the window. Spc. Alicia Dill

Capt. Kevin Romine, commander, 628th Military Intelligence (MI) Battalion, 28th Infantry Division from Harrisburg, Pa. poses for a photograph to be sent home to the friends and family who donated items for the children.

[Bahbah]

You are like clockwork, SandRat :) I count on it.

[SandRat]

Happy Impish Kids

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

Get these pics to Kerry... these kids look "terrorized".

[GloriaJane]

Awesome! What a wonderful thing for our troops and the PA. school children to do!

[spinestein]

[Families of U.S. troops in the Kosovo Force...]



The U.S. has troops in Kosovo???

What for???



Oh, now I remember. President Clinton (D) led a military coalition of our allies in a war in Kosovo without the approval of the United Nations in order to remove the dictator Slobodon Milosevic from power because Clinton said he was committing genocide and sponsoring terror campaigns against his neighbors and posing a threat to the security of the region and the rest of the world.


Our troops are there now because they are maintaining the democracy that they helped to set up after Melosevic was ousted.





I'm glad we can always count on the Democrats to support our troops in a war to remove brutal dictators from power and build democracies around the world, no matter which party the commander-in-chief belongs to. /sarcasm off

[FormerLib]

What's our timetable for withdrawal?

Does John Murtha know about this?

Oh right, we are keeping Kosovo safe so that people may freely burn the ancient churches built by the ancestors of those people ethnically cleansed by the Islamofascists.

Of course, our troops are going to do the right thing by the children that they meet. After all, they are our troops.