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New grants for maximizing water usage in Maysan, Iraq.
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 19/Aug/2010 02:33
Afghan boys greet a combined special operations force
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News, Warriors on 17/Aug/2010 17:48
Moonlight illuminates the forecastle aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Cole
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 17/Aug/2010 17:46
Oscar Company savoring some payback
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 23/Jul/2010 00:42
“Oh ya, baby!†one soldier shouted up at the sky as the airborne gatling gun spewed repeated bursts. Whoops and cheers rippled across the dust-blown camp.
In a war where the enemy hides in villages, and fights mainly with homemade bombs hidden in cooking pots, water jugs, farmer’s fields and trees, it’s not often Canadian soldiers get to fight back.
Oscar Company was savouring some payback, a sweet taste they’ve been enjoying more often in recent days.”
Since Brigadier-General Jon Vance returned to take command in early June, the kill chain has been cut shorter, and Canadian troops on the battlefields of eastern Panjwai district say it’s getting easier to take the fight to the insurgents.
Major Steve Brown, commander of Oscar Company, in the 1st Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment battle group, called Vance “a no-nonsense kind of guy†whose personality has helped reshape battlefield operations.
We’re getting quite a few stories about the frustration soldiers are having with the operational restrictions brought in by McChrystal (which was actually the focus of the Rolling Stone article that got him fired). I can understand the frustration…but let’s remember why those restrictions were brought in, yes? It’s the big picture. The negative effects of dead civilians almost always outweigh the benefits of dead Taliban.
The Military in Pictures
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 22/Jul/2010 23:40