A U.S. Marine is carried to a waiting ambulance after sustaining injuries in an Iraqi attack at Camp Viper in the Iraqi desert. Several Marines were injured when their armored personnel carrier was hit by an Iraqi rocket-propelled grenade near the city of Nasiriyah.
The "reporters" sit in their arrogant ivory towers telling us how this war SHOULD be fought. I have yet to hear of one of these perfume princes/princesses volunteer to do a damn thing for anyone else. I'll stick with these guys & gals any time rather than the know-it-alls who don't have a clue!
Do you remember an interview way back with Mike Wallace about being a war correspondent? He was asked if he knew that the unit he was with was meeting with a grave danger would he warn the unit. He answered, "No."
"Unnamed Pentagon sources" will tell us that he is "too cautious" or "too worried about PR." "Doubts about his strategy" are "Creeping into conversation."
Mark my words.