Posted on 11/10/2004 4:07:27 AM PST by Dog
Todays thread post all comments here...tunnels are being found in the southern part of Fallujah....per CNN's embedded reporter on the scene.
The NY Post has a great cover pic of a young Marine smoking a cigarette....titled SMOKIN......I'd post it, if I knew how...
Yes,.....thanks....there's a thread on it now and Fox & Friends showed it earlier this a.m...
I LOVE MACHO MEN IN UNIFORM!!!!!
Thank you for your kind words and prayers. I'm relatively safe compared to our troops over in Fallujah and we are all praying for them from here.
Your words are especially comforting, especially in light of some people whom I thought were friends deciding that I'm living the high life here and telling me I am of no value to our troops.
God bless you.
Are you serious? They weren't friends at all to say that.
Who told you that?!!!!....
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i sense many liberals getting very depressed right now. BUT I AM HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Works great, that's how I post the news pics.....
The M136 AT4 is the Army's primary light anti-tank weapon. The M136 AT4 is a recoilless rifle used primarily by Infantry Forces for engagement and defeat of light armor. The recoilless rifle design permits accurate delivery of an 84mm High Explosive Anti-Armor warhead, with negligible recoil. The M136 AT4 is a lightweight, self-contained, antiarmor weapon consisting of a free-flight, fin-stabilized, rocket-type cartridge packed in an expendable, one-piece, fiberglass-wrapped tube. The M136 AT4 is man-portable and is fired from the right shoulder only. The launcher is watertight for ease of transportation and storage. Unlike the M72-series LAW, the M136 AT4 launcher need not be extended before firing. Though the M136 AT4 can be employed in limited visibility, the firer must be able to see and identify the target and estimate the range to it. Subsequent to the initial fielding of the weapon, a reusable night sight bracket was developed and fielded. It permits utilization of standard night vision equipment. The system's tactical engagement range is 250 meters and has been used in multiple combat situations. The round of ammunition is self-contained in a disposable launch tube. The system weighs 15 pounds and can be utilized effectively with minimal training. 
The source for the above:
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/at4.htm
Sorry...
A U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18D Hornet jet with All Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242, loaded with laser-guided bombs, banks away into the clouds after refueling from a KC-130 tanker aircraft near Fallujah November 9, 2004. Air strikes, artillery shelling and mortar fire shook the Sunni Muslim city during intense clashes interspersed with periods of relative calm, a Reuters reporter in Falluja said. Picture taken November 9, 2004. EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/HO/Cpl. Paul Leicht
Crewmen assigned to the 'Jolly Rogers' of Fighter Squadron 103, supporting ground operations in the Iraqi city of Falluja, load Mk-83 1,000 pound general purpose bombs fitted with proximity-fuses onto an F-14B Tomcat jet aboard the aircraft U.S. Navy (news - web sites) aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy steaming in the Arabian Gulf November 8, 2004. Picture taken November 8, 2004. EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/HO/Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Joshua Karsten
U.S. Marines from Charlie Company, second tank battalion reload their tanks with shells during battle in the Sunni Muslim city of Falluja, November 10, 2004. U.S. Marines backed by air strikes battled through a rebel stronghold in Falluja on Wednesday, as officials said kidnappers had seized three relatives of Iraq's interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi. Photo by Eliana Aponte/Reuters
A US soldier performs a bore site on the main gun of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle at Camp Fallujah. US troops have taken control of 70 percent of the city of Fallujah, a senior US military officer said, the second full day of battle for the rebel enclave.(AFP/HO-MNF-I)
Thanks...but Im on Webtv and it is very complicated to cut and paste...I gave up trying...
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