Abdi
All Star
i hear its 60 villages
i hear its 60 villages
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
kurds can't catch a break
800+ Iraqi troops missing after fleeing their overrun base in Anbar province.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...04db94-d941-4840-937f-4c2b6f8427c1_story.html
Waste billions training an army that turns out to be full of simp fakkits brehs
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...04db94-d941-4840-937f-4c2b6f8427c1_story.html
Waste billions training an army that turns out to be full of simp fakkits brehs
the real heads fought and died for their country in the iraq wmd invasion.800+ Iraqi troops missing after fleeing their overrun base in Anbar province.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...04db94-d941-4840-937f-4c2b6f8427c1_story.html
Waste billions training an army that turns out to be full of simp fakkits brehs
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The US Army killed a million people in Iraq so imagine any Iraqi troops wanting to stick around and fight after that.
I don't blame the 800 for fleeing, who in their right mind wouldn't.
Die over senseless religious wars and the oil and resources wealthy people will eventually plot to kill you for.
Here Are Pictures Showing The Aftermath Of US Strikes In Syria
These new details of the operations came when Pentagon press secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby and Lt. Gen. William C. Mayville Jr. briefed reporters. They described the strikes as successful but stressed they are "only the beginning" of the campaign.
The airstrikes targeted both the group calling itself the Islamic States (also known as ISIS or ISIL) and a group known as the Khorasan, an al-Qaeda-affiliated group the Pentagon warned was in the "final stages" of plotting attacks on both the US and Europe. The US conducted 14 airstrikes against ISIS targets and eight against targets of the Khorasan.
Here's the map showing the targets of the airstrikes:
Department of Defense
The first wave of airstrikes, Mayville said, was conducted against the Khorasan group near Aleppo. The latter two waves targeted ISIS targets near the Iraq-Syria border and near Raqqa, the de-facto ISIS capital. Coalition partners Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia participated in the second and third wave of strikes.
Mayville also showed before-and-after photos showing the damage done to the various targets.
On picture showed what Mayville described as an ISIS-held finance center in Raqqa that was hit with a Tomahawk missile and severely damaged.
Department of Defense
Another photo showed how a strike targeted and damaged a command-and-control center held by ISIS in Raqqa. The Pentagon said it was the first time F-22 Raptors were used in a combat role. Mayville said the strikes did not target individual ISIS leaders and instead hit command-and-control centers like the one below:
Department of Defense
Finally, Mayville displayed a before-and-after photo from an ISIS-held training-and-logistics site targeted in a strike. He said the strike targeted locations within the fence-line of the site.
"You are seeing the beginning of a sustained campaign and you can expect to see more strikes in the future," Mayville said.
Department of Defense
US Central Command also released videos of the airstrikes. Here's the before-and-after of a strike against an ISIS compound northwest of Raqqa:
US Central Command
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/photos-us-syria-airstrikes-before-and-after-2014-9#ixzz3EAbqkS1Y
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These new details of the operations came when Pentagon press secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby and Lt. Gen. William C. Mayville Jr. briefed reporters. They described the strikes as successful but stressed they are "only the beginning" of the campaign.
The airstrikes targeted both the group calling itself the Islamic States (also known as ISIS or ISIL) and a group known as the Khorasan, an al-Qaeda-affiliated group the Pentagon warned was in the "final stages" of plotting attacks on both the US and Europe. The US conducted 14 airstrikes against ISIS targets and eight against targets of the Khorasan.
Here's the map showing the targets of the airstrikes:
The first wave of airstrikes, Mayville said, was conducted against the Khorasan group near Aleppo. The latter two waves targeted ISIS targets near the Iraq-Syria border and near Raqqa, the de-facto ISIS capital. Coalition partners Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia participated in the second and third wave of strikes.
Mayville also showed before-and-after photos showing the damage done to the various targets.
On picture showed what Mayville described as an ISIS-held finance center in Raqqa that was hit with a Tomahawk missile and severely damaged.
Another photo showed how a strike targeted and damaged a command-and-control center held by ISIS in Raqqa. The Pentagon said it was the first time F-22 Raptors were used in a combat role. Mayville said the strikes did not target individual ISIS leaders and instead hit command-and-control centers like the one below:
Finally, Mayville displayed a before-and-after photo from an ISIS-held training-and-logistics site targeted in a strike. He said the strike targeted locations within the fence-line of the site.
"You are seeing the beginning of a sustained campaign and you can expect to see more strikes in the future," Mayville said.
US Central Command also released videos of the airstrikes. Here's the before-and-after of a strike against an ISIS compound northwest of Raqqa:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/photos-us-syria-airstrikes-before-and-after-2014-9#ixzz3EAbqkS1Y
$70 Billion Stealth Jet Finally Flies in Its First War
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...alth-jet-finally-flies-see-its-first-war.html
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...alth-jet-finally-flies-see-its-first-war.html
Trajan
Veteran
Radical cleric urges Islamic State to release British hostage Alan Henning
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ic-state-release-british-hostage-alan-henning
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ic-state-release-british-hostage-alan-henning
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
That headline is misleading. The program was around $90bil. Each jet cost like $200mil
if they wanna keep dying let them go... the more the merry. the longer the war lasts. barack will just...
