Posted on 03/29/2007 5:40:38 PM PDT by jmc1969
The music said it all Mookies boys were back in town.
U.S. Army Capt. Bruce Beardsley and his civil affairs team had barely stepped from their Humvees in this dust-blown quarter of New Baghdad recently when a bank of speakers stacked beside a tattered market began blaring a Mahdi Army militia chant.
Its their version of Psyops (psychological operations), said Beardsley, a 38-year-old reservist and Maryland police officer.
The militias return has been marked by a recent spike in roadside bomb attacks aimed at U.S. troops, as well as a rocket or mortar attack on a nearby forward operating base the first of its kind since the start of the new Baghdad Security Plan.
(Excerpt) Read more at estripes.com ...
fat Boy's head on a pike along side the speakers would be a nice touch.
Gives the rabble an idea of our opinion of their music.
ping
Some of that stuff will make them drop a load in their pants!
Some of you might be interested in this. This is what a typical mission is like for those in an FOB (that is changing a bit now, but still gives you a flavor):
Please keep all of our soldiers in your prayers.
Click this link there is a commercial 1st.
http://video.msn.com/v/us/msnbc.htm?g=f27dc0d1-805a-4871-ae88-f8fef7eef997&f=00&fg=email
I was thinking along the lines of rock concert grade amps and speakers and some Toby Keith.
Hey Uncle Sam put your name at the top of his list,
And the Statue of Liberty started shaking her fist.
And the eagle will fly,
And there's gonna be Hell,
When you hear Mother Freedom start ringing her bell!
It's gonna feel like the whole wide world is raining down on you...
Brought to you courtesy of the Red, White and Blue!
Let the Bodies Hit the FLOOR!!! see how they like that for awhile...
I thought this story was about Mookie Blaylock.
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