Posted on 12/17/2005 9:33:08 AM PST by Excuse_My_Bellicosity
December 15, 2005
Release A05215k
Soldier breathes life into Iraqi child
MOSUL, IRAQ - Security forces from Task Force Freedom conducted a miraculous act on a young Iraqi boy in Mosul December 15. Soldiers were patrolling a neighborhood near a home where an Iraqi man was seen holding a lifeless baby who had drowned in the flooded basement of their home. The child had a blue tone to his body as a medic, SPC Lucas Crowe, from 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment administered aid to the 3-year old boy. The child became responsive, released water from his mouth and screamed a cry that Soldiers were elated to hear. After resuscitating the young boy, the combat medic from 2-1 Infantry turned the child on his side and monitored his breathing until an ambulance arrived.
Multi-National Forces of Task Force Freedom continue efforts to aid Iraqi citizens and assist them in providing security.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT MULTINATIONAL BRIGADE-NORTHWEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER, LT. COL. ANDRE HANCE AT ANDRE.HANCE@MNBNW.IRAQ.ARMY.MIL.
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(CAPTION) Soldier saving child
(CAPTION) Childs eyes open after breathing again
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THIS STORY HAS ACCOMPANYING PHOTOGRAPHS. TO RECEIVE THE PHOTOS, E-MAIL THE CPIC PRESS DESK AT cpicpressdesk@iraq.centcom.mil .
NYT Headline: "U.S. Soldier Seen Sexually Abusing Dead Iraqi Child"
bttt
No wait, Babs Streisand said they are trained killers.
This cant be. Saving lives? nah, nah, Only evil under Bush can ever be done.
Or how about:
"Soldier defies Bush to save life of Iraqi child"
How about this one from the MSM: U.S. Soldier seen taking precious water from three year old in Iraq !!
I think the New York Slimes would run that one.
Bet you won't hear about this in the MSM or DU.
excellent post!
what a true hero!
Wow! Grab the Tissues.
25 year old US soldier caught kissing three year old Iraqi boy. Boy later vomits. Film at 11. s/off
BTTT
"Medics rule!" Ping
(Army, 83-92)
Simpre Primus!!! (Latin for Always First!)
That is the motto of 2/1 Infantry...many years ago I was the medical platoon leader (2LT, Medical Service Corps, US Army) of 2/1 Infantry.
Glad to see/hear the traditions of 2/1 are alive and well. My prayers and thanks to our young hero's of our latest "Greatest Generation".
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