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He219

02-04-2004, 11:36 AM

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Wednesday February 4, 03:14 PM
A police officer restrains a protester after white paint was thrown over the gates at the entrance to London's Downing Street, Wednesday. Feb. 4, 2004. The protesters, members of a group calling themselves "Judges for Justice", were protesting over the findings in the recent Hutton report into the death of British weapons adviser David Kelly. (AP Photo/David Sims)

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Wednesday February 4, 01:13 PM
Indian Defense Minister George Fernandes, center, cuts the ribbon to inaugurate the Israeli weapon technology stand alongside Israeli Deputy Defense Minister Zeev Boim, second right, during the International Defense Expo showcasing weapon technology from 20 countries in New Delhi, India Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004. India has shed its Gandhian reticence about its arm industry and wants partners to develop and sell the kind of high-tech weapons the United States used in two Iraq wars, the Indian defense minister said Wednesday. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

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Wednesday February 4, 01:13 PM
A Russian salesmen, left, speaks about the virtues of the AK 47 automatic rifle as his colleagues speak to an Indian customer in a stand at the Russian section of the International Defense Expo showcasing weapon technology from 20 countries in New Delhi, India Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004. India has shed its Gandhian reticence about its arm industry and wants partners to develop and sell the kind of high-tech weapons the United States used in two Iraq wars, the Indian defense minister said Wednesday. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

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Goodie, Goodie

Wednesday February 4, 11:49 AM
Indian Defense Minister George Fernandes holds an automatic assault rifle during the International Defense Expo showcasing weapon technology from 20 countries in New Delhi, India Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004. India has shed its Gandhian reticence about its arm industry and wants partners to develop and sell the kind of high-tech weapons the United States used in two Iraq wars, the Indian Defense Minister said Wednesday. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

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Abdul Qadeer Khan (L) chats with Pervez Musharraf in Rawalpindi. Khan accepted full responsibility for leaks of nuclear data to Iran, Libya and North Korea (news - web sites) and sought clemency from Musharraf.(AFP/PID/HO)

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Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash salutes Turkish honor guards as his son, deputy premier, Serdar Denktash (C rear) and breakaway Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat (rear L), watch upon their arrival in Ankara February 4, 2004. Denktash is due to meet Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, following Erdogan's recent meeting with U.S. President George Bush, at which they discussed the issue of Cyprus. *******/str

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Ahhh, the Arlbergpass ...

Russian Prime Minister Michail Kasyanov (R) and Austrian Chancellor Schuessel talk together on a chairlift in the western Austrian skiing resort of Lech, February 4, 2004. Kasyanov met Schuessel during an unofficial visit to Austria during his holidays. *******/Miro Kuzmanovic

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Special combat forces of Sri Lankan army march with light machine guns during the celebration ceremony marking Sri Lanka's 56th independence in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2004. Tanks and other heavy weaponry rolled through Sri Lanka's capital in a massive show of force for the first time in six years to mark the nation's independence day as a two-year old cease-fire with the Tamil Tiger rebels falters. (AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe)

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The first batch of Japanese soldiers heading for a humanitarian mission in Iraq (news - web sites) arrive at Kuwait's Ali Al-Salem airbase. The group will initially be based at a Dutch camp near Samawa while their own camp is prepared outside the southern Iraqi city.(AFP/Yasser Al-Zayyat)

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Japanese advance troops commander Masahisa Sato holds a pot of artificial flowers presented to him by some Iraqi boys during a news briefing outside the Dutch military base in Samawa, southern Iraq (news - web sites) February 4, 2004. The first troops of a main Japanese army contingent left Japan and are on their way to Iraq, with the public deeply divided over the nation's first military dispatch to what is effectively a war zone in nearly six decades. *******/Kimimasa Mayama

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Iraqis riding on the back of a truck wave to a Japanese soldier in an armoured vehicle parked in Samawa. The first group of soldiers engaged in Japan's humanitarian mission to Iraq (news - web sites) arrived in Kuwait, beginning the country's controversial first deployment to a combat zone since 1945.(AFP/Kazuhiro Nogi)

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Japanese advance troops commander Masahisa Sato (C) presents sheep to the Al Kider City Council, southeast of Samawa City, in southern Iraq (news - web sites) February 4, 2004, in conjunction with the Muslim holidays of Eid al-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice. The first batch of Japan's main army contingent left Japan on Tuesday for Iraq on the country's first military mission to a de facto war zone since World War ll, as the opposition boycotted Japan's parliament over the dispatch. *******/Kimimasa Mayama

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An Iraqi man shows a military boot and an identification medallion at a newly discovered mass grave near the village of Shalamcha, some 550 km south of the Iraqi capital Baghdad on February 4, 2004. Military uniforms, ammunition and destroyed military vehicles, were found near the graves witnesses said. Is not clear how many bodies the mass grave contains. *******/Atef Hassan

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Kurdish peshmerga militiamen guard the funeral of two Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) officials, victims of the 01 February twin suicide attacks in the Iraqi northern city of Arbil AFP/Karim Sahib

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US Army Sgt. John Rhodes of the Charlie Company 1-6 Infantry 1st Armored Division and from Houston, Texas, frisks an Iraqi commuter at a mobile checkpoint set up along a Baghdad street Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004 in Iraq. Watching at right is PFC Dustin Reeves from Plainfield, Il. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

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US Army Sgt. John Rhodes (left) of Charlie Company 1-6 Infantry 1st Armored Division and from Houston, Texas, hands a 9mm pistol to SPC David Guerrero, after it was confiscated from an Iraqi commuter at a mobile checkpoint set up along a Baghdad street Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004 in Iraq. Mobile checkpoints are daily occurrences in the capital to thwart attacks following the fall of Saddam Hussein. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

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US Army SSgt. Michael Encabo of the Charlie Company 1-6 Infantry 1st Armored Division and originally from Nueva Ecija, Philippines, hands the magazine of an AK-47 rifle to his colleague as an Iraqi man at center presents its license at a mobile checkpoint conducted in a Baghdad street Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004 in Iraq (news - web sites). Mobile checkpoints is a daily occurrence in the capital to thwart any attacks following the fall of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites). The rifle was later returned to its owner following inspection. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

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Hijudai Maneuver Area, Japan - Sergeant Alan Rice (left) and Cpl. Cary Cole, both gunners, Battery B, 1st Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment, stationed in Hawaii, currently attached to 3rd Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division as part of the Unit Deployment Program, brace themselves for the roar of an M198 Howitzer during live-fire training in the Hijudai Maneuver Area in Japan. The Marines are conducting annually scheduled artillery sustainment training to maintain their day and night live-fire skills.

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Cpl Richard Michael Newman and Cpl Jeremy Gerald MacDonald are presented a Wound Stripe Certificate by LCol Don Denne, Commanding Officer of the Third Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group at Camp Julien in Kabul, Afghanistan. Cpl MacDonald, also of the Third Battalion, was injured when the Iltis jeep he was travelling in was attacked by a suicide bomber on 27 Jan 04.

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Beesten in het nieuws. De volgende in het rijtje is onze operationele “aanstuurder”. Zijn werkzaamheden liggen op het vlak van het coordineren van de dagelijkse dienstinvulling, zodat een ieder weet wat zijn werkzaamheden zijn voor de dag. Verder coordineert hij alle acties die wij opgedragen krijgen. Met name dit soort acties vergt veel improvisatie-vemogen. Mocht de carriere binnen de Kmar niet meer lukken, dan kan de collega altijd nog in Artis aan de gang, gezien het enthousiasme waarmee hij door een plaatselijke kameel begroet wordt.

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Deze trotse vader van twee kanjers van dochters noemen wij “ de wachtmeester oudste categorie”. Met zijn ervaring is hij een vraagbaak voor de jongere collegae en houdt hij vinger aan de pols vwb een aantal zaken in de OPS, waarvan het maken van de vereiste patrouille*******en zijn voortdurende aandacht heeft. Op dit moment houdt hij zich bezig met de administratieve afhandeling van een groot onderzoek omtrent het oppakken van locale “boefjes” door de Coalition Forces.

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Capt. William Sumner, arts, monuments and archives officer for the 354th Civil Affairs Brigade, an Army Reserve unit from Riverdale, Md., part of Task Force 1st Armored Division, embraces one of a litter of 10 puppies born at the Iraqi Society for Animal Welfare facility at its opening in Baghdad. Sumner has worked closely with Baghdad Zoo staff and interim government officials to make the animal welfare organization a reality. (Photo by Spc. Chad D. Wilkerson, 372nd MPAD)SEE LATEST STORIES

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Aboard USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) Feb. 1, 2004 – Capt. Ronald H. Henderson, Commanding Officer, USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67), briefs the crew on a successful completion of carrier qualifications during Super Bowl Sunday events in the ship’s hangar bay. Members of the Miami dolphins cheerleading team were flown aboard to perform and sign autographs during the Sunday football event. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman William R. Heimbuch III. (RELEASED)

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Red Sea (Feb. 2, 2004) – Sailors assigned to USS Enterprise (CVN 65) flight deck crew wait for an F/A-18 Hornet as it taxies onto one of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier's four steam driven catapults prior to launch. Enterprise is currently underway on a scheduled deployment conducting missions in support of the war on terrorism. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate Airman Justin McGarry. (RELEASED)

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Red Sea (Feb. 2, 2004) – Aviation Boatswain’s Mate 3rd Class Mathew D. Shelton from Cincinnati, Ohio, runs to the safe line after connecting an F/A-18 Hornet assigned to the "Checkerboards" of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron Three One Two (VFMA-312) to one of four steam-powered catapults, moments before launch aboard USS Enterprise (CVN 65).

Misc. ;)

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Pet Foil Hat Technology Limited Edition (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2981968472#ebayphotohosting)

Frens

02-04-2004, 12:07 PM

is it your cat? it wears the same hat that you can see in the movie "signs" :|

He219

02-04-2004, 12:56 PM

It's not my cat.
;)

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An Israeli settler woman watches as children play under the guard of an Israeli army tank in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) Jewish settlement of Tel Katifa in the Gus Katif settlement area, Tuesday, Feb. 3 , 2004. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) said Tuesday he is determined to remove some Jewish settlements despite fierce opposition, his first public comment since telling a newspaper he wants to dismantle 17 Israeli communities in the Gaza Strip and several more in the West Bank. (AP/Photo Ariel Schalit)

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Israeli soldiers repair a tank next to the Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom -- part of the Gush Katif block of settlements in the Gaza Strip

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A Jewish boy holds a toy gun at the entrance to his house in the Jewish Gaza strip settlement of Kfar Darom February 3, 2004. Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurie described as 'good news' Israeli leader Ariel Sharon (news - web sites)'s plan to evacuate 17 Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites). 'Of course, it is good news for us,' Qurie told Voice of Palestine radio, in his first public remarks on Sharon's announcement a day earlier. Photo by Nir Elias/*******

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An Israeli settler boards a car next to a bulldozer at the Kfar Darom settlement. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites)'s announcement that he is planning to uproot settlements from their homes has come as a thunderbolt.(AFP/Yoav Lemmer)

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Israeli soldiers sit next to a main road outside the northern West Bank village of Nabi Elias, near the town of Qalqiliya, during a foot patrol Wednesday Feb. 4, 2004. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) defended his plan to go ahead with plans to remove 17 Jewish settlements in Gaza and three in the West Bank, amid new signs that the proposal is threatening the stability of his government. Sharon on Tuesday shrugged off the growing threats, saying he is determined to go ahead with plans to remove those settlements without waiting for a peace deal with the Palestinians. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

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Israeli soldiers in the Talpiot research and development unit, names not given, study in a classroom at the Hebrew University campus in Jerusalem Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. Military units developing electronics-warfare devices have quietly become incubators for Israel's high-tech industry. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

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An Israeli soldier in the Talpiot research and development unit whose name was not given, draws a tank on a board in a classroom at the Hebrew University campus in Jerusalem Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

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Israeli soldiers in the Talpiot research and development unit, names not given, watch as another plays pool at the Hebrew University campus in Jerusalem Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. Military units developing electronics-warfare devices have quietly become incubators for Israel's high-tech industry. (AP Photo /Lefteris Pitarakis)

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Sri Lanka's minority Tamils have protested the island's independence anniversary by holding a day of mourning, as President Chandrika Kumaratunga (2nd L) vowed their would be no return to war(AFP/Sena Vidanagama)

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Sri Lanka's President Chandrika Kumaratunga arrives for a military parade at the Independence Square in Colombo on February 4, 2004, behind a navy officer holding the island's flag. The island on Wednesday celebrate its 56th year of independence from Britain. *******/Anuruddha Lokuhapuarachchi

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Sri Lanka's President Chandrika Kumaratunga (L) watches a military parade at the Independence Square in Colombo, February 4, 2004.

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Sri Lanka is bringing out its military hardware for the first time in six years for its independence anniversary amid fears that the country could slip back to war(AFP/Sena Vidanagama)

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Sri Lanka has entered (http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/photos/recip/story/*http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/srilanka_russia) into a military co-operation pact with Russia for the supply of hardware and the exchange of expertise(AFP/File)

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Russian and Kazakh candidates for cosmonauts enjoy a parabolic flight to train for the effects of zero gravity near Star City, outside Moscow, February 4, 2004. Two Kazakhs and nine Russians are following a special training program in Star City, after which several successful candidates will become cosmonauts. *******/Andrei Remezov

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A member of the Iraqi Police Department inspects his troops before the start of the opening ceremony of the Joint Operations Center in Tuz, Iraq, Jan. 31, 2004. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe

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Iraqi Police Department members march off proudly at the conclusion of the opening ceremony of the Joint Operations Center in Tuz, Iraq, Jan. 31, 2004. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe

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A member of the Iraqi Police Department renders a salute at the start of the opening ceremony of the Joint Operations Center in Tuz, Iraq, Jan. 31, 2004. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe

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Iraqi Civil Defense Corps members stand proudly during the opening ceremony of the Joint Operations Center in Tuz, Iraq, Jan. 31, 2004. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe

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U.S. Army Lt. Col. Tim McGuire, commander of 1st Battalion, 508th Infantry Division, 173rd Airborne Brigade, addresses the crowd during the opening ceremony of the Joint Operations Center in Tuz, Iraq, Jan. 31, 2004. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe

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Cavalry scouts with Fox Troop, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, practice fighting stances during a close-quarters combat marksmanship course at Camp Muleskinner in Baghdad Jan 29. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Chad D. Wilkerson

Herrmannek

02-04-2004, 01:03 PM

RomanS

02-04-2004, 01:55 PM

That guy on the left is my good friend Andrey from Izhmash

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Royal

02-04-2004, 02:10 PM

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Cpl Richard Michael Newman and Cpl Jeremy Gerald MacDonald are presented a Wound Stripe Certificate by LCol Don Denne, Commanding Officer of the Third Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group at Camp Julien in Kabul, Afghanistan. Cpl MacDonald, also of the Third Battalion, was injured when the Iltis jeep he was travelling in was attacked by a suicide bomber on 27 Jan 04.

Are the CF struggling to fly razor blades into the 'stan?

One?

02-04-2004, 03:24 PM

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...and when arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists ;)

redhawk_six

02-04-2004, 03:45 PM

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Girls learning external ballistic..wow...I'm in love :)...I could kill for that smille...

ditto.... I gotta move to Israel.... :D

Where am I gonna find a girl like that in Vancouver..... :P

UoUo

02-04-2004, 03:46 PM

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...and when arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists ;)

Exactly.

alexjulian

02-04-2004, 03:49 PM

...and when arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists

mmm....I wander why??

IDFM203

02-04-2004, 03:55 PM

...and when arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists ;)who ever said anything about Arab boys only holding toy guns :roll: ...I sure as hell have not.

I mean yeah I see a lot of "toy" guns here…….. :roll: ;) ;)

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As for training them to become worldwide terrorists,.........now where did you ever get that idea from, that others say that?? ;) :roll: ;)

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Now believe me I have a lot more pics but I think this will suffice for now ;)

Shalom :D

Haiw

02-04-2004, 03:56 PM

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Beesten in het nieuws. De volgende in het rijtje is onze operationele “aanstuurder”. Zijn werkzaamheden liggen op het vlak van het coordineren van de dagelijkse dienstinvulling, zodat een ieder weet wat zijn werkzaamheden zijn voor de dag. Verder coordineert hij alle acties die wij opgedragen krijgen. Met name dit soort acties vergt veel improvisatie-vemogen. Mocht de carriere binnen de Kmar niet meer lukken, dan kan de collega altijd nog in Artis aan de gang, gezien het enthousiasme waarmee hij door een plaatselijke kameel begroet wordt.
(the quote is about an MP unit)
Animals in the news. This guy is our operational "controller" (for the lack of a better translation). His task is to coördinate the daily service roster, so everyone knows his task for the day. He also coördinates all the actions we are tasked with. Especially these kinds of actions take a lot of improvisation-skills. If his carreer with the MPs might fail, then this colleague can always go and work in Artis (a zoo in the Netherlands), judging from the enthousiasm of his greating to a local camel.

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Deze trotse vader van twee kanjers van dochters noemen wij “ de wachtmeester oudste categorie”. Met zijn ervaring is hij een vraagbaak voor de jongere collegae en houdt hij vinger aan de pols vwb een aantal zaken in de OPS, waarvan het maken van de vereiste patrouille*******en zijn voortdurende aandacht heeft. Op dit moment houdt hij zich bezig met de administratieve afhandeling van een groot onderzoek omtrent het oppakken van locale “boefjes” door de Coalition Forces.
This proud father of 2 daughters is called by us "sergeant oldest category". With his experience he's like a reference book for the younger colleages and he always keeps watch of some tasks, of which making the required patrol reports always has his constant attention. Right now he's busy with the administrative paperpushing of a big investigation surrounding the arrest of some local "thugs" by the Coalition Forces.

Argyll

02-04-2004, 04:07 PM

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I wonder if she wants a Scottish penpal?..........she is a stunner!

-=TFN=-Karab

02-04-2004, 04:18 PM

Nice pics as always He :D Thanks

Haiw

02-04-2004, 04:20 PM

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I wonder if she wants a Scottish penpal?..........she is a stunner!
Depends on the kind of 'pen'. ;)

Glock

02-04-2004, 05:36 PM

http://www.israel-wat.com/kids22.jpg
I hope when he will shoot a reat Pistol he holt it same... hehehe p-)
But also the guy withe the AK is cool rofl . They are so silly this palestinens
Greytings Leo

DixieDude

02-04-2004, 05:56 PM

Poor kids being brought up to think that way....they'll never learn to have their own opinion.....

Salty Dog

02-04-2004, 06:38 PM

http://www.israel-wat.com/kids22.jpg

we have the same groups in america, except they hate black people.

Falco

02-04-2004, 07:31 PM

http://www.israel-wat.com/kids22.jpg

we have the same groups in america, except they hate black people.

I was thinking the same thing

FallenAngel

02-04-2004, 07:40 PM

we have the same groups in america, except they hate black people.

And mexicans...and jews....and catholics....and gays....

...basically everyone except God-fearing white protestant men. ;)

As for the hot chick...once again Israel looks like the kind of place I'd like :D

Mr. Nielsen

02-04-2004, 07:59 PM

http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040203/i/r2657307944.jpg

And this child is not raised to hate the palestinians?

One?

02-04-2004, 08:02 PM

http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040203/i/r2657307944.jpg

And this child is not raised to hate the palestinians?

no he is defending his home from evil palestinian kids who want to blow themselves up because they hate jews :roll: ;)

stateofequilibrium

02-04-2004, 08:22 PM

It's not my cat.

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An Israeli soldier in the Talpiot research and development unit whose name was not given, draws a tank on a board in a classroom at the Hebrew University campus in Jerusalem Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

Normal force, Mg.. angle for projectile motion.. PHYSICS!! AAAAAAAAARGH!

He219

02-04-2004, 11:04 PM

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Soldiers prepare to raid a shop suspected of producing and selling anti-Coalition materials in Al Fallujah, Iraq. The Soldiers are assigned to the 10th Mountain Division's 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment. U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Charles B. Johnson.
Now I don't believe that they are confiscating every press that doesn't toot the coalition's platform, but keep in mind that there are also other forms of anti-coalition materials that serve to encite violence. To prejudge these soldiers' as 'censors' in a fledgeling democracy without knowing all the facts is really reaching the bottom of the barrell in an effort to find fault.

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Spc. Tyler Decker sets a series of explosive charges around a stack of 152 mm artillery shells discovered in an ammunition storage bunker in Iraq. Decker is assigned to the 760th Explosive Ordnance Company, 63rd Ordnance Battalion. U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Joseph Roberts.

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Major General Ray Odierno (L), Commander of the 4th Infantry Division of US army, is accompanied by the Commander of the 1st Battalioin, 22nd Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division, Colonel Steve Russell, during a patrol in Tikrit AFP/Jewwl Samad

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Maj. Gen. David Petraeus, right, commanding general of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), talks with his assistant division commander (operations), Brig. Gen. Frank Helmick, in the division tactical operations center in Mosul, Iraq, on Thursday.

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Seen through a night-vision device, Soldiers conduct a dismounted patrol in central Baghdad, Iraq, to search the shoreline of the Tigris River for anti-Coalition fighters. The Soldiers are assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Marc D. Swingler.

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Naval Air Station Lemoore, Calif. - An F/A-18C Hornet assigned to the “Rough Raiders” of Strike Fighter Squadron One Two Five (VFA-125) flies over the Sierra Nevada Mountains during a routine training flight. The "Rough Raiders" provide combat readiness training for pilots to fill F/A-18 aircrew billets throughout the Navy and Marine Corps. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 3rd Class Greg E. Badger. (RELEASED)

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Mediterranean Sea (Feb. 3, 2004) – The guided missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf (CG 72) heels to port while making a starboard turn prior to conducting a Refueling At Sea (RAS) with USS George Washington (CVN 73). The Norfolk, Va.- based Vella Gulf and George Washington are on a routine scheduled deployment. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate Airman Jason R. Zalasky. (RELEASED)

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Aboard USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58) Feb. 2, 2004 – Just as USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58) was in visual range of a 50 ft boat, a large plume of black smoke suddenly appeared on the horizon. The fire was combated with Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF). The crew aboard the 50 ft boat set their boat on fire to destroy contraband. Of the 1.5 tons originally onboard, one half metric ton was recovered and was seized as evidence. U.S Navy photo (RELEASED)

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Still image from television footage shows a U.S. Coast Guard vessel approaching a group of Cubans, as they tried to sail a 1959 Buick converted into a boat through the Florida Straits towards the United States, on Feburary 3, 2004. The same group had already tried last July to reach Florida in a vessel made from a 1951 Chevy truck, only to be picked up by the Coast Guard and sent home, relatives in Cuba and Cuban exiles said on Wednesday. The Coast Guard intercepted the bright green Buick-boat on Tuesday during its journey over the 90-mile (140-km) stretch between Cuba and Florida, exile groups said. NO SALES NO ARCHIVES EDITORIAL USE ONLY *******/CBS4/Handout

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I've found the new host for 'Monster-Shop' ..

Cuban Andres Lester, a friend of Luis Grass, talks to ******* about Grass' latest bid to leave Cuba, at a beach outside of Havana, February 4, 2004. Grass and nine others, including five children aged four to 15, left Havana on February 2 trying to reach Florida in a 1959 Buick converted into an amphibious craft, after their first attempt to flee Cuba in a Chevrolet truck in July 2003. Lester said the group drove into the sea from the beach after dark on February 2 in the modified 1959 Buick powered by its original V8 engine. Lester was among those who tried to flee the island in the first occassion but stayed back this time due to lack of space in the Buick. *******/Rafael Perez

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30. 01. 2004
Specialni jednotku navstivili novinari

Dne 29.1.2004 se predstavitele medii seznamili ve vycvikovem prostoru Hamry ve vojenskem ujezdu Brezina s 601. skupinou specialnich sil, Jeji prislusnici by meli byt v pripade schvaleni Parlamentem Ceske republiky nasazeni v tomto roce v Afghanistanu.

Novinari absolvovali strucny informacni brifink o jednotce v podani jejiho velitel plukovnika Oldricha Palenika. Pote shledli nekolik dynamickych ukazek cinnosti jednotky, napriklad zachranu rukojmich, zachranu sestreleneho pilota z nepratelskeho uzemi, vysadek na padacich, a to vcetne tandemoveho seskoku, a shledli ukazku vystroje a vyzbroje prislusnika specialni jednotky pro ruzne situace. Na zaver akce se novinari seznamili se stravou specialni jednotky Armady Ceske republiky. Nejednalo se vsak o sackovane trvanlive potraviny, ktere sebou vojaci berou do akce, ale o hutny vojensky gulas.

Novinari mohli v prubehu akce klast otazky zastupci nacelnika Generalniho stabu ACR operacnimu veliteli ACR generalmajoru Emilu Pupisovi, rediteli Vojenskeho zpravodajstvi generalmajoru Josefu Proksovi a veliteli 601. skupiny specialnich sil plukovniku Palenikovi i radovym prislusnikum utvaru.

Ze 601. skupina specialnich sil neni bezna jednotka ACR, o tom svedcilo nejen nadstandardni vybaveni vojaku a charakter dynamickych ukazek, ale i chybejici jmenovky na uniformach a kukly na hlavach prislusniku specialnich sil. „To, ze se verejnost muze seznamit s cinnosti specialni jednotky, neni bezne. Snazili jsme se vsak v danych mezich maximalne informovat novinare a skrze ne verejnost o tom, kdo jsme a proc tu jsme,“ prohlasil plukovnik Palenik.

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Yaser Esam Hamdi(L), a U.S. citizen captured during the war in Afghanistan (news - web sites) and detained for more than two years without charges saw a lawyer for the first time on February 3, 2004 in a meeting closely monitored by his military guards. Frank Dunham, a federal public defender, said he spent about an hour with Hamdi inside a South Carolina navy base, but could not disclose what his client said since everything Hamdi says is classified. Hamdi is led away by a Northern Alliance soldier after his capture during a prison uprising near Mazar-i-Sharif December 1, 2001. Photo by *******

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Canadian soldiers, members of the NATO (news - web sites)-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), stand guard at the site of a suicide attack that killed one Canadian peacekeeper and injured three other Canadian troops in Kabul.(AFP/File/Shah Marai)

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U.S. Marines control the area as unidentified civilians dressed in protective suits prepare to enter the closed Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill, to retreive mail that could be contaminated, February 4, 2004. Two days after the discovery of ricin in the mailroom of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, three Senate office buildings remained closed on Wednesday, displacing thousands of workers and raising echoes of a 2001 anthrax attack on the Capitol. No more ricin has so far been detected in the Capitol complex and no one is showing any signs of poisoning. *******/Jonathan Ernst

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U.S. Marines dressed in protective suits enter the closed Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill, to retrieve mail that could be contaminated, February 4, 2004. Security tightened on Capitol Hill after the deadly poison ricin was found in a Senate mailroom, as a presidential spokesman defended the decision not to disclose an earlier interception of ricin in a letter addressed to the White House. Photo by Larry Downing/*******

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U.S. Marines, wearing protective gear enter the Russell Senate Office Building, to reinforce personnel conducting tests for ricin, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2004 in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

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A U.S. Marine wearing protective gear is decontaminated as he comes out from the Russell Senate Office Building, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2004 in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

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Sri Lanka's only international airport in Colombo has reopened after a near 10-hour closure following an IL-18 cargo plane crash that damaged runway lights. Here a soldier at the airport following a 2001 attack on aircraft by Tamil rebels(AFP/File/Sena Vidanagama)

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A Filipino man held in Northern Ireland on suspicion of funnelling money to a terrorist group should 'face the full force of the law' if found guilty, Philippines President Gloria Arroyo says(AFP/File/Joel Nito)

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Paramilitary fighters of the Heroes de Granada block talk to the press in the northeastern Antioquia state, Wednesday, Feb 4, 2004. The 1,000-men paramilitary group announced that they will start talks with the government about laying down their weapons. (AP Photo/Luis Benavides)

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Colombian paramilitary Marlon (R), Commander of the group 'Heroes de Granada' ('Heroes of Granada'), reviews his troops during an exercise in the mountains of Antioquia province, February 4, 2004. The group, with at least 1,000 men, said today it is willing to enter in negotiations with the government of President Alvaro Uribe. *******/Albeiro Lopera

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South Korean Marine soldiers hurl snows eachother during the winter exercise at the Yong Pyong, east of Seoul, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2004. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

Shake n Bake

02-05-2004, 12:53 AM

http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20040204/capt.mh10102041628.cuba_boat_car_mh101.jpg

http://www.clanmage.net/fishing/images/Cuban%20Truck/capt.1059000823.migrants_truck_boat_mh106.jpg

mONSTER Garage has nothing on them!

Yard Ape

02-05-2004, 01:07 AM

AFG

02-05-2004, 01:37 AM

http://a1112.g.akamai.net/7/1112/492/03312000/news.lycos.com/news/ot_getImage.asp?op=img&id=530017

South Korean Marine soldiers hurl snows eachother during the winter exercise at the Yong Pyong, east of Seoul, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2004. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

wow they must be having fun :D

Royal

02-05-2004, 02:26 AM

mustamato

02-05-2004, 02:45 AM

I would think these two individuals have been on in-theater sick leave for the last few days. You might notice they are also not in uniform for this occasion.

And? No reason for relaxed grooming standards, they're not JTF2 are they?

They don´t really seem to be in duty at the moment, if they were they
would be wearing their uniforms. Do the british armed forces dictate what
their soldiers do when they are off duty?

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Paramilitary fighters of the Heroes de Granada block talk to the press in the northeastern Antioquia state, Wednesday, Feb 4, 2004. The 1,000-men paramilitary group announced that they will start talks with the government about laying down their weapons. (AP Photo/Luis Benavides)

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Colombian paramilitary Marlon (R), Commander of the group 'Heroes de Granada' ('Heroes of Granada'), reviews his troops during an exercise in the mountains of Antioquia province, February 4, 2004. The group, with at least 1,000 men, said today it is willing to enter in negotiations with the government of President Alvaro Uribe. *******/Albeiro Lopera

What is the designation of this weapon? Some more pics of this weapon,
used by (amongst others?) the AUC paramilitary fighers in Colombia.

http://www.conflictpics.co.uk/AUC/Images/auc3L.jpg

http://www.conflictpics.co.uk/AUC/Images/auc4L.jpg

http://www.conflictpics.co.uk/AUC/Images/auc9L.jpg

Royal

02-05-2004, 03:05 AM

mustamato

02-05-2004, 03:07 AM

Luckily, the rest of the worlds armed forces is not like the british then.
You don´t have to be a professor in psychology to understand that a small
break then and then is only productive and to the advantage for the whole
unit. I´m not a british soldier (obviously) but to be in duty 24/7 without a
break for the brain would be anything but productive.

Royal

02-05-2004, 03:12 AM

Works for me.

I think you'll find that most armies restrict the actions of troops 'off duty' both in and out of theatre;

Drinking
**** use
Drug use
Area's OOB etc etc

stuntman

02-05-2004, 03:16 AM

http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040204/i/r2161380198.jpg
Another country going the way of the PALS! Is that a interceptor clone? Anyone know the name of this otv? thx!

Argyll

02-05-2004, 05:44 AM

Off duty or not Mustamoto in my unit every soldier was a soldier 24/7 and thus had to abide by Queens regulations......that includes shaving!!,That includes on your day off,it is called discipline,it also keeps the "proffesional look about them",clean shaven, well presented

The only time facial growth was allowed was when on Ops In NI,where some places it was impossible or extremely difficult to do so!
Even on exercise in most cases washing and shaving were a morning ritual! ,again depending on the tactical situation whether it was not uncommon to go upto 10 days without washing and shaving in the General sense!

Kingpin

02-05-2004, 06:20 AM

MaxPayne

02-05-2004, 07:12 AM

Aegirsson

02-05-2004, 08:16 AM

omg these stupid f*** what the f*** are they doing dont they got a brain?? damn train kids to blow the them selfes up

What they want is not the children to commit suicide attacks, but make stupid people think that kind of thing:

"arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists "

Yes, it's obvious, these children are the cause of Israel's problems, they are ultra well trained, can aim a fly at 300 meters with their ak.
...

The thing that these assholes (sorry no other word to name terrorists) are doing is installing a psychose so that nervous soldier may open fire on childs holding toys.

Mr. Nielsen

02-05-2004, 08:33 AM

The thing that these assholes (sorry no other word to name terrorists) are doing is installing a psychose so that nervous soldier may open fire on childs holding toys.

I don't think they are parading around like this in front israeli soldiers. And children rarely participate in either terror attacks against civilians in Israel or legitimate acts of resistance in the occupied territories. Suicide bombs have been used many times to take out personel in uniform so its not just a weapon of terror.

Javehn

02-05-2004, 08:42 AM

Listen Nielsen
Change the ****ing track allready . Yes , we are bad , we are ugly , we opressing the poor arabs .Hell , we making their football teams named "Makabi" and "Beitar" !!!! Bad bad Israelies . You can't play another tune or what ? Can the Paltruth crap allready . If i bring you now picture from Israeli independance day , when kids playing with weapons , you will say that all the Israeli children raised to kill ?

I personally been involved in several attacks from CHILDREN , Nielsen . One from 15 years old grass smoked kid , Nielsen . Second from 9 years old pistol (REAL PISTOL , NIELSEN) holding boys . They still allive today , thanks to those bad bad opressing Israelies . One of the Battalion commanders was killed when he saving one of those kids from getting shot at , by his own loving brothers . If you like BigIsraeli can tell you even more stories about the kids . I also suppose that you haven't heard the term "RPG Kids" , aren't you ? You also didn't knew , that there are kids that throw rocks , to confuse the soldiers and amongst the rocks throwing grenades ? Yes , Nielsen , yes . Or perhaps fathers taking their little sons to sniper "training" ? Big brother bringing they little brothers to firefight ? No , Nielsen , haven't heard about that . I haven't heard that , Nielsen . I saw that .

And it continues , so cut the ****ing crap , and read some less Noam Humskiy .
Another one "middle east expert" ...

Mr. Nielsen

02-05-2004, 10:58 AM

If i bring you now picture from Israeli independance day , when kids playing with weapons , you will say that all the Israeli children raised to kill ?

In Israel or in say Hebron?

I personally been involved in several attacks from CHILDREN , Nielsen . One from 15 years old grass smoked kid , Nielsen . Second from 9 years old pistol (REAL PISTOL , NIELSEN) holding boys .

From the newspapers, including Israeli, its my impression that the occurence of armed children taking part in combat is rare. But if you have a first hand account I don't mind hearing it.

You also didn't knew , that there are kids that throw rocks , to confuse the soldiers and amongst the rocks throwing grenades ?

But is it a rare occurence?

Javehn

02-05-2004, 11:29 AM

This may come as surprise to you , Nielsen , but my views are somewhat left wing - i think Palestinians deserve more .But still i can't agree with the bull**** you writting .

Well , the partisipance of kids in firefights are as rare , as the firefights themselfes (and that's let's say 0.85 firefight for every IDF patrol , so let's say every patrol has 85 percent chance to get into some firefight from any kind ) . What you read on the newspapers isn't even a half of what is happening on the field (and for good reasons ) . The newspapers has to anounce about firefight only when IDF soldier getting injured /killed , when it's a big firefight or seroius operation , or when the censorship feeling it's possible to release it . And then the paper itself thinking if it should publish it , because there are just to much news from that sort . So , at the end , the newspapers telling a little story about what's happening in the field .
About my personal experience , there is no much to tell , because it's problematic to explain approx 10 hours of engagment , and also because i am not shure that i can . Let's make it this , that on the second case i was talking about , i couldn't bellieve at beggining to infantry that the source of fire was from the kids , until i haven't saw it with my own eyes .
It's also includes heavy story about ISM , something i rather keep to myself . Other story include Palestinian Ambulance with a boy inside , that was fired upon by Palestinian shooter , because it was stanted next to our tank , and was "legit" target for the shooter , just like our tank .
So , no , it's not rare , if you not read it in newspapers .

But i can tell you stories that was reliesed by cenzor . Sniper killed Israeli infantry battalion commander , just because he went out from his vehicle , and for a risk to his own life , started to evacuate palestinian children from a fire . Sniper shot at him while the commander standed in the street surrounded by kids .

And that's raising other question from me . How come i never ever hear about those facts from any Media corporation , private or publical ??

ExtraT

02-05-2004, 02:48 PM

It's also includes heavy story about ISM , something i rather keep to myself .

And why, exactly, do you keep it to yourself? We must use every possibility to discredit scumbags like ISM! Look at the people around here - at best, some of them think ISM is just a bunch of misguided kids - they don't understand squat about what's happening! Mr. Nielsen, for example, seriously thinks that terrorist attacks on the "occupied territories" are one thing, and in Israeli cities - another! Maybe he needs to be reminded why these territories were "occupied" in the first place?

One?

02-05-2004, 02:50 PM

Maybe he needs to be reminded why these territories were "occupied" in the first place?

to build settlements?

ExtraT

02-05-2004, 02:53 PM

Maybe he needs to be reminded why these territories were "occupied" in the first place?

to build settlements?

This discussion is for normal, openminded people - antisemites are not invited. :bash:

I cencerely ask everybody to ignore One's trolling.

ExtraT

02-05-2004, 03:02 PM

And then the paper itself thinking if it should publish it , because there are just to much news from that sort . So , at the end , the newspapers telling a little story about what's happening in the field .

Don't forget also, that most of Israeli media is controlled by the left wing - often they withold the information because it goes against their party line.

And that's raising other question from me . How come i never ever hear about those facts from any Media corporation , private or publical ??

See above.

Javehn

02-05-2004, 03:17 PM

Well , i can tell only one story in very short without details , because it was published in newspapers (and the bleedy Betselem made a book report from it ) . In Nablus , one day a cuerfew was lifted , to allow the population to do it's neads (about the day , something in the late of 2002 , i don't remember exactly) . After the lift was over , a task force went out to perform "tactical mission" , that was tank and APC . We drove , and we saw a cab , after the lift over was driving on the street . We stoped this cab , while the tank driver noticed some guy in front sit doing something . Then the driver noticed a gun . This guy suddenly jumped from the sit next to driver , and started to spray in close range - 5 metters . He was touched down by us after 5 seconds .
This guy was 14 - 15 years old , he was on his way to perform shootout inside Israel , and the cab was on his way to city Casba , when he supposed to pick up his friend , then drive throw Semoronite naighborhood and to perform the shootout there inside Israeli settlement . He carried his weapon in Gitara pad ,to make it conseal , and we called him "Gitarist" . When he saw us , he was so uptite so he decided to act , and by miracle i must add , trully natural mirracle from the sky no one was killed . That was 14-15 years old boy that his only crime was that he borned in wrong place , and learned the wrong stuff .

Now this is a story about 40 kids in Rafah , that recieved some money to throw pipe charges on IDF soldiers (They recieved 5 shekel , that is a bit more then a dollar . That's just rip off ) . All this 40 kids have something incommon , they all lack hands now ...
http://www.idf.il/newsite/images/original.gif
This is interview from Abu-Mazen , that critisize that insane act , to Saudi newspaper .So , it's not rare . It's just insane .

One?

02-05-2004, 04:12 PM

Mr. Nielsen

02-06-2004, 07:31 PM

What you read on the newspapers isn't even a half of what is happening on the field (and for good reasons ) . The newspapers has to anounce about firefight only when IDF soldier getting injured /killed , when it's a big firefight or seroius operation , or when the censorship feeling it's possible to release it ...

That's the Israeli newspapers. Foreign newspapers are also reporting.

Other story include Palestinian Ambulance with a boy inside , that was fired upon by Palestinian shooter , because it was stanted next to our tank , and was "legit" target for the shooter , just like our tank .

You have mentioned this episode before. But I guess he was firing at you, not the ambulance.

Mr. Nielsen

02-06-2004, 07:34 PM

Sniper killed Israeli infantry battalion commander , just because he went out from his vehicle , and for a risk to his own life , started to evacuate palestinian children from a fire . Sniper shot at him while the commander standed in the street surrounded by kids .

Sounds like what happended to Tom Hurndall.

IDFM203

02-06-2004, 07:43 PM

Suicide bombs have been used many times to take out personel in uniform so its not just a weapon of terror. Actually very rarely (and certainly not many times!! :roll: ) have those homicide bombers targeted people in uniform….A clear majority of those homicide attacks, are targeted and occur in civilian cities aimed mostly at civilian Man, women and children, be it on busses or in restaurants or in hotels or in discos or etc….

Shalom :D

aFgHaNibOi

02-06-2004, 08:12 PM

Why the heck is the Indian Defence Minister named, George Fernandes? rofl He's not Mexican is he?

P.S. Palestinians are the truth...

aFgHaNibOi

02-06-2004, 08:13 PM

http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040203/i/r2657307944.jpg

...and when arab boys hold toy guns they are being trained to become worldwide terrorists ;)

Good point! :hug:

Loco

02-07-2004, 06:46 AM

Why the heck is the Indian Defence Minister named, George Fernandes? rofl He's not Mexican is he?

He isn´t for sure, but probably he´s from Goa, Damao or any other former portugues colony in India.