Today's Pix - Monday, August 21st, 2006

[He219]

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In this photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, a soldier of the Tibetan Border Police Corps takes aim during a military drill in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. A six-day military drill was held here recently, including shooting, obstacle race, tussle skills and long-distance running. The large-scale drill is the first of its kind since the founding of the corps ten years ago. (AP Photo/Xinhua, Sonam Norbu)
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Virginia State Police Tactical Team Officers meet in front of the Emergency Room entrance of Montgomery Regional Hospital Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006, in Blacksburg, Va. Authorities on Sunday searched for an escaped Montgomery County Jail inmate after the fatal shooting of an unarmed security guard at the Montgomery Regional Hospital, Blacksburg police said. (AP Photo/Times, Matt Gentry)
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Blacksburg Police Officer Nathan O'Dell, right, points the direction for Pulaski County K9 Officer Daniel Johnson (and his trained blood hound to search Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006, near Blacksburg, Va. Authorities on Sunday searched for an escaped Montgomery County Jail inmate after the fatal shooting of an unarmed security guard at the Montgomery Regional Hospital, Blacksburg police said. (AP Photo/Times, Matt Gentry)
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Law enforcement officers attempt to throw suspect a phone during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Justin Cook)
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Law enforcement officials point their weapons at a second floor apartment during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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Police officers stand behind a building looking towards another in an apartment complex during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Justin Cook)
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Police officers stand behind a building looking towards another in an apartment complex during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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A police officer, bottom left, keeps a rifle pointed at a apartment building as others stand nearby during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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Jonathan Carrillo, 7, and his brother Joel, 9, watch a standoff unfold from the cover of an SUV in Midlothian, Texas Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday afternoon at an apartment complex and a standoff ensued with the alleged gunman, a Texas Department of Public Safety spokeswoman said.(AP Photo/Dallas Morning News, Justin Cook)
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Police officers assemble at the site of a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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Members of a SWAT unit prepare to attempt to toss a tear gas canister into a second floor apartment window during a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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Firefighters watch as smoke from what is believed to be tear gas comes out of the top floor apartment during a standoff with police in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday during a standoff at an apartment complex that stemmed from a report of a broken window, officials said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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A SWAT vehicle is seen in the background as law enforcement officials gather their equipment following a standoff in Midlothian, Texas, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Three police officers and a state trooper were shot and wounded Sunday afternoon and the alleged gunman died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, ending a standoff that lasted more than eight hours, Midlothian police said. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
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A UN soldier of the Tunisian contingent takes position outside the Independent Electoral Commission press centre, 20 August 2006, in Kinshasa. DR Congo President Joseph Kabila and his challenger Jean-Pierre Bemba face a second round run-off in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election after neither candidate won an outright majority, the independent electoral commission (CEI) said Sunday. AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/***** Images)
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A soldier of the UN mission in the Congo (MONUC) takes his position outside the Independent Electoral Commission press centre, late 20 August 2006, in Kinshasa.
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A security officer from the UN contingent look out from behind a vehicle outside the Independent Electoral Commission press centre, 20 August 2006, in Kinshasa. At least three people including a Japanese man were killed late 20 August in prolonged exchanges of fire in the centre of the Democratic Republic of Congo capital Kinshasa, according to a new toll drawn up from police, military and UN sources. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the DRC presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila, Bemba's spokesman told AFP earlier. AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/***** Images)
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An Iranian soldier shoots a missile during the tree days of the military manoeuvres at Sistan-Baluchestan province, east of city of Zahedan near the Pakistani border 21 August 2006. The White House said yesterday that Iran's military exercises, which included a short-range missile test, was a reminder of the danger of the Islamic republic's nuclear ambitions. AFP PHOTO/STR (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/***** Images)
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Lebanese soldiers sit and stand atop military vehicles in the southern city of Tyre (Soure) August 21, 2006. *******/Ammar Awad (LEBANON)
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A Lebanese soldier directs traffic as his comrades unload a tank from a trailer in the southern city of Tyre (soure) August 21, 2006. *******/Zohra Bensemra( LEBANON)
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Lebanese soldiers direct a tank in the southern city of Tyre (Soure) August 21, 2006. *******/Zohra Bensemra (LEBANON)
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A Lebanese soldier walks past tanks in the southern city of Tyre (Soure) August 21, 2006. *******/Ammar Awad (LEBANON)
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A Lebanese army soldier guards parked Soviet-made T-54 tanks in the port city of Tyre, southern Lebanon, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. U.N. envoy Terje Roed-Larsen Sunday praised the deployment of the Lebanese army on the country's border with Israel and said the United Nations was seeking 'a diplomatic solution' concerning Hezbollah's weapons. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)

[D-gin]

Early start to the day HE, Thanks for the post :)

[Switek]

Nice pix :-D, Thanks He!

[Aerosoul]

Great photos, thanks He. The dirtbag in Midlothian got the easy way out.

[larryzou]

nice photos for the US texas police sweat man thanks .

[Hiroshima]

I love the Police waterboy...

[scrybe]

I love the Police waterboy...

haha, I noticed that too.

[variable]

Early start to the day HE, Thanks for the post :)


It's almost 4 pm ;)


Thanks for the pics!

[isthvan]

Great pictures… Thanks for pictures of police whit AC556 and Lebanese army T-54 …

[daily666]

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MOSCOW RUSSIA AUGUST 21 Law enforcement officers are seen at the scene of the explosion hit the Cherkizovsky market in eastern Moscow Several people have been killed and injured Photo ITAR TASS Grigory Sysoyev

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MOSCOW RUSSIA AUGUST 21 Workers are seen after the explosion hit the Cherkizovsky market in eastern Moscow Several people have been killed and injured Photo ITAR TASS Grigory Sysoyev

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MOSCOW RUSSIA AUGUST 21 Law enforcement officers are seen at the explosion scene on the territory of the Cherkizovsky market Several people have been killed and injured Photo ITAR TASS Vitaly Belousov

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A police line blocks the entrance to the Izmailovo market in Moscow Monday 21 August 2006 Up to ten people died and around 40 were injured Monday when a bomb was detonated at a crowded Moscow market in a suspected crime gang feud EPA SERGEI ILNITSKY/PAP EPA

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A police line blockd the entrance to the Izmailovo market in Moscow Monday 21 August 2006 Up to ten people died and around 40 were injured Monday when a bomb was detonated at a crowded Moscow market in a suspected crime gang feud EPA SERGEI ILNITSKY/PAP EPA

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Israeli paratroopers discharge their weapons in a small army base in northern Israel early on Monday 21 August 2006 shortly after pulling out from southern Lebanon one week after the UN ceasefire resolution came into effect Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out of southern Lebanon this morning EPA JIM HOLLANDER/PAP EPA

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Israeli paratroopers with their assorted weapons as they rest before boarding busses in a small army base in northern Israel early on Monday 21 August 2006 shortly after pulling out from southern Lebanon one week after the UN ceasefire resolution came into effect Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out of southern Lebanon this morning EPA JIM HOLLANDER/PAP EPA

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Israeli paratroopers walk along a border fence as they arrive into northern Israel after marching out from southern Lebanon early on Monday 21 August one week after the UN ceasefire resolution came into effect Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out of southern Lebanon this morning EPA JIM HOLLANDER/PAP EPA

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An Israeli paratrooper assists his commrade carrying an Israeli flag as infantry soldiers duck through a border fence as they march out from southern Lebanon and enter northern Israel early on Monday 21 August 2006 Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out of southern Lebanon here this morning as the UN ceasefire completes its first week without major infringements by either Israel nor Hezbollah forces EPA JIM HOLLANDER/PAP EPA

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Israeli paratroopers swarm on top of a Merkava tank and cheer as they group for a family portrait inside northern Israel early on Monday 21 August 2006 soon after completing a long march out from the southern Lebanon battlefield Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out from the southern Lebanon The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA JIM HOLLANDER/PAP EPA

[JVeld]

Great pics HE........this is all I have to wait for Monday mornings bored to death at the office .....
Are those M-14s this officers are holding ?

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[GiladS]

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Can anyone spot UoUo? p-)

[Hippo]

@Ruger
those are mini 14s i think

@He
Thanks for the pics

[MEU]

Great pics HE........this is all I have to wait for Monday mornings bored to death at the office .....
Are those M-14s this officers are holding ?

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It seems they are holding Ruger Mini-14

[renegade]

The pictures from the Midlothian Standoff show quite a few Police Officers NOT wearing Body Armor. That is pretty sad.

[daily666]

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XINING, CHINA - AUGUST 21: (CHINA OUT) Members of a female grappling team from Qinghai Province armed police, practise shooting on August 21, 2006 in Xining of Qinghai Province, China. The female grappling team, established in May 2006, has 40 women soldiers aged 18 to 21. The training program includes grappling, boxing, dagger exercise and shooting.

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XINING, CHINA - AUGUST 21: (CHINA OUT) Members of a female grappling team from Qinghai Province armed police, practise shooting on August 21, 2006 in Xining of Qinghai Province, China. The female grappling team, established in May 2006, has 40 women soldiers aged 18 to 21. The training program includes grappling, boxing, dagger exercise and shooting.

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XINING, CHINA - AUGUST 21: (CHINA OUT) Members of a female grappling team from Qinghai Province armed police, practise shooting on August 21, 2006 in Xining of Qinghai Province, China. The female grappling team, established in May 2006, has 40 women soldiers aged 18 to 21. The training program includes grappling, boxing, dagger exercise and shooting.

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XINING, CHINA - AUGUST 21: (CHINA OUT) Members of a female grappling team from Qinghai Province armed police, practise shooting on August 21, 2006 in Xining of Qinghai Province, China. The female grappling team, established in May 2006, has 40 women soldiers aged 18 to 21. The training program includes grappling, boxing, dagger exercise and shooting.

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Moscow, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Special police troops cordon off the site of explosion at Izmailovo market in Moscow, 21 August 2006. At least seven people were killed Monday in an explosion at a Moscow market, the emergency situations ministry said. A ministry spokeswoman said the explosion may have been caused by a bomb, while eyewitnesses quoted by police said the blast was caused by an exploding gas container. AFP PHOTO / VIKTOR DRACHEV

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Yala, THAILAND: Thai soldiers inspect the body of a Thai-Muslim fruit vendor who was shot dead by suspected militants at a market in Yala province, southern Thailand, 21 August 2006. Meanwhile, two Buddhist men were killed and a third injured 21 August by suspected Islamic insurgents in Thailand's restive southern provinces, police said. More than 1,400 people have been killed in the mainly Muslim provinces since the latest violence erupted in January 2004. AFP PHOTO/Mohammad SABRI

[oswald]

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Blacksburg Police Officer Nathan O'Dell, right, points the direction for Pulaski County K9 Officer Daniel Johnson (and his trained blood hound to search Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006, near Blacksburg, Va. Authorities on Sunday searched for an escaped Montgomery County Jail inmate after the fatal shooting of an unarmed security guard at the Montgomery Regional Hospital, Blacksburg police said. (AP Photo/Times, Matt Gentry)

FYI, the guy shot and killed a sheriff's deputy this morning. Police are currently searching VT campus.

[Whitcomb]

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I like the perspective on this one

[James]

The pictures from the Midlothian Standoff show quite a few Police Officers NOT wearing Body Armor. That is pretty sad.

In the U.S. the vast majority of police officers wear body armor under their shirts. Look at the pic above your post - the officer on the right with his back to the camera is clearly wearing a vest.

[McH2o2]

Can anyone spot UoUo? p-)


can anyone spot me?

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[rjbhutton]

The Ambulance/emergency vehicle that has a cyrillic (Russian) sign on it reads (literally) Reanimatsya... Reanimator? Resuscitation? Can someone who knows Russian translate? Is this the Russian word for Paramedic, basically?

[Swedish Chef]

Thanks for the pic's, guys! woot

[Switek]

The Ambulance/emergency vehicle that has a cyrillic (Russian) sign on it reads (literally) Reanimatsya... Reanimator? Resuscitation? Can someone who knows Russian translate? Is this the Russian word for Paramedic, basically?

literally it means "resuscitation"

[thscott83]

Nice pics! Thanks!

How the heck do you guys do this almost everyday?

[humandefence]

thanks for the pics today guys!! :)

[He219]

Nice pics! Thanks!

How the heck do you guys do this almost everyday?
With LOTS of help and viewer participation ...
:)


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A Lebanese army soldier guards the area among parked Soviet-made T-54 tanks in the port city of Tyre, southern Lebanon, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. U.N. envoy Terje Roed-Larsen Sunday praised the deployment of the Lebanese army on the country's border with Israel and said the United Nations was seeking "a diplomatic solution" concerning Hezbollah's weapons. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)

[James]

can anyone spot me?

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Hmm, are you the fellow with a shirt on?

[Hellfish]

Hmm, are you the fellow with a shirt on?

Thats my guess. Either way, glad to see you're safe.

[Switek]

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Israeli paratroopers sit and relax on the side of the road soon after marching out from the south Lebanon battlefield and returning to northern Israel at sunrises on Monday 21 August 2006 Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out from the southern Lebanon battlefield and stripped off their sweat soaked shirts R to relax greet commrades and comtemplate their mission The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA JIM HOLLANDER

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Israeli paratroopers embrace each other as they meet inside northern Israel after completing a long march out from the southern Lebanon battlefield early on Monday 21 August 2006 as an Armored personnel Carrier APC passes Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out from the southern Lebanon battlefield and stripped off their sweat soaked shirts R to relax greet comrades and contemplate their mission The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA JIM HOLLANDER

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Israeli paratroopers cheer as a comrade approaches as a large group of soldiers relax with their shirts off as sun rises in northern Israel along the border with Lebanon on Monday 21 August 2006 Several hundred infantry soldiers marched out from the southern Lebanon battlefield and stripped off their sweat soaked shirts to relax The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA JIM HOLLANDER

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An Israeli paratrooper holds up an Israeli flag as some 200 infantry soldier march uphill towards the border with northern Israel on Monday 21 August 2006 as they leave the Lebanese battlefield The outgoing Chief Infantry and Paratroopers Officer in the Israeli army Brigadier General Yossi Hyman became the first senior officer to concede a degree of failure in the Lebanon war by saying despite heroic fighting by the soldiers and commanders especially at the company and battalion level we all feel a certain sense of failure and missed opportunity At times we were guilty of the sin of arrogance Everyone tells about his mission but not what he didn’t t do and where he went wrong EPA JIM HOLLANDER

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Lebanese soldiers stand guard atop armored personnel carriers in the city of Tyre Lebanon Monday 21 August 2006 Lebanese soldiers have taken up positions south the Litani River in implementation of United Nations Resolution 1701 which ended the month long Israeli Hezbollah conflict EPA MOHAMED MESSARA

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Lebanese soldiers stand guard atop armored personnel carriers in the city of Tyre Lebanon Monday 21 August 2006 Lebanese soldiers have taken up positions south the Litani River in implementation of United Nations Resolution 1701 which ended the month long Israeli Hezbollah conflict EPA MOHAMED MESSARA

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An Ecuadorean soldier cleans the ash covered bell tower of a church Sunday 20 August 2006 in the town of Chacauco following Wednesday s eruption of the Tungurahua volcano in central Ecuador Hundreds of soldiers and police officers have traded their weapons for shovels and brooms in an effort to help the residents in the villages and towns that have been affected by the eruption EPA Guillermo Legaria

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Qaliub, EGYPT: Egyptians gather at the site of a train crash in Qaliub, about 20 km (12 miles) north of Cairo, 21 August 2006. At least 43 people were killed today when two trains travelling on the same track collided north of Cairo in Egypt's deadliest train crash in four years. AFP PHOTO/KHALED DESOUKI (Photo credit should read KHALED DESOUKI/AFP/***** Images)

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BAGHDAD, IRAQ - JUNE 3: In this image released on June 28, 2006, Iraqi High Tribunal chief investigative judge Raed al-Juhi (L) and U.S. forensic expert Michael Trimble speak to reporters near a mass grave of skeletons in a remote desert south of Baghdad, on June 3, 2006 in Iraq. Prosecutors are preparing new cases against the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and his associates, on charges of genocide against Iraq's Kurdish community in the 1980's during the Anfal campaign. Hussein's second trial has been set for August 21. (Photo by Erik de Castro/Pool/***** Images)

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Baghdad, IRAQ: (FILES) Regime Crimes Liason Organization (RCLO) chief chief Kevin Dooley stands next to a mass grave of skeletons on a shallow grave in a remote desert, south of Baghdad, 03 June 3, 2006.The trial of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein on charges including genocide for a brutal campaign against Kurds in the 1980s that left 100,000 people dead was set for August 21. "After the transfer of the investigation results of the Al-Anfal crimes to the criminal court... the tribunal decided on Monday August 21, 2006 as a trial date," the Iraqi High Tribunal said in a statement, 27 June 2006. The court had announced in April that Saddam and six co-defendants including Ali Hassan al-Majid, also known as Chemical Ali, would face genocide charges over the Anfal campaign against Iraq's Kurds. AFP PHOTO/POOL/ERIK DE CASTRO (Photo credit should read ERIK DE CASTRO/AFP/***** Images)

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HALABJA, IRAQ: TO GO WITH AFP STORY IRAQ-KURDS-HALABJA An Iraqi Kurdish militant looks at names of some 5000 civilians 08 May 2006, who were killed in a chemical attack by the by the regime of ousted leader Saddam Hussein in 1988 in the northern Iraqi Kurdish city of Halabja. The names are listed on the walls of a towering memorial complex that was built as a respect of the dead. An X-ray of Kamil Abdel Qader's lungs show a lower third that is entirely scarred -- lasting damage from the poisonous gas that rained down on Halabja. Doctors say he needs to get a fist-size chunk of tissue removed from his damaged lungs if he is going to survive, but he still considers himself the lucky one. The rest of his family of eight died as they fled the gas, some dropping before his very eyes as they tried to flee into the hills. AFP PHOTO/ALI AL-SAADI (Photo credit should read ALI AL-SAADI/AFP/***** Images)

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OMANTHAI, SRI LANKA: Sri Lankan troops open the main entry point into the government-held town of Vavuniya at Muhamalai check point 21 August 2006. The Tamil Tiger rebels allowed people in area under their control to cross over to government-held areas after a 11-day break amid heavy fighting further north in the Jaffna peninsula. AFP PHOTO/T. VIVEKARASA/aj (Photo credit should read STRDEL/AFP/*****

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Jaffna, SRI LANKA: In this picture taken 20 August 2006, at an undisclosed location on the Jaffna Peninsula, some 400kms north of Colombo, a Sri Lankan army medical officer (R) poses with a girl as they offer medical aid at an army camp. Sri Lankan troops backed by artillery and fighter jets are resisting a Tamil Tiger rebel advance on the Jaffna peninsula amid moves to lift a nine-day siege of the embattled region, military officials said. AFP PHOTO/HO/SRI LANKAN DEFENCE MINISTRY - RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - ***** OUT (Photo credit should read HO/AFP/***** Images)


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U.S. Marines stand in formation with soldiers from Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya during the opening ceremony for exercise Natural Fire 2006 in Nginyang, Kenya, Aug. 8, 2006. The exercise, the largest held between East African Community nations and the United States, consists of military-to-military training as well as medical, veterinary, and engineering civic affairs programs conducted in rural areas throughout the region. DoD photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Roger S. Duncan, U.S. Navy.
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An Ugandan soldier pauses for a moment from formation during the rehearsal for the opening ceremony of exercise Natural Fire 2006 conducted at Nginyang Village, Kenya, Aug. 7, 2006. The exercise, the largest held between East African Community nations and the United States, consists of military-to-military training as well as medical, veterinary, and engineering civic affairs programs conducted in rural areas throughout the region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Roger S. Duncan)
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Kenyan army Gen. Leonard Ngondi, exercise Natural Fire Commanding Officer (CO), left, visits with U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Dan Reber, right, CO of the 1st Battalion, 23rd Marine Regiment, and U.S. Navy Cmdr. Chris Schenk, Executive Officer of exercise Natural Fire Headquarters camp, before the opening ceremony of exercise Natural Fire 2006 conducted at Nginyang Village, Kenya, Aug. 7, 2006. The exercise, the largest held between East African Community nations and the United States, consists of military-to-military training as well as medical, veterinary, and engineering civic affairs programs conducted in rural areas throughout the region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Roger S. Duncan)
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Chief of Staff of the Army General Peter Schoomaker pins a Purple Heart on Spc. Rebecca Macintyre, a motor transport operator with the 96th Aviation Support Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, during a ceremony at COB Speicher, Iraq.
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A C-130 from the Republic of Korea Air Force’s 58th Airlift Wing here is loaded with soldiers from the ROK Army. The 58th AW provides airlift support to the Zaytun division in Erbil, Iraq. (Courtesy photo)

[8thidpathfinderpower]

The pictures from the Midlothian Standoff show quite a few Police Officers NOT wearing Body Armor. That is pretty sad.The officers might be wearing concealable body armor(armor under their outer shirts)

[He219]

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Maori warriors with moko (facial tattoos), one blowing a conch shell, wait for the coffin of Maori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu at Taupiri Mountain near Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21. Along the route, thousands gathered to bid farewell to the late Queen, as traditional farewell calls and haka (Maori war dances) rang out. (AP Photo/NZPA,Wayne Drought)
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Bare chested Maori warrior with a moko (facial tattoo) waits for the coffin of Maori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu near the sacred Taupiri Mountain near Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21. Along the route, thousands gathered to bid farewell to the late Queen, as conch shells sounded, and traditional farewell calls and haka (Maori war dances) rang out. (AP Photo/NZPA,Wayne Drought)
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The waka (canoe), crewed by bare chested Maori warriors, bearing the coffin of Maori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, is paddled down the Waikato River between Ngaruawahia and Taupiri Mountain, in Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. Along the route, thousands gathered to bid farewell to the late Queen, as conch shells sounded, and traditional farewell calls and haka (Maori war dances) rang out from the banks. (AP Photo/NZPA, Ross Setford)
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Bare chested Maori warriors carry the coffin of Maori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu up sacred Taupiri Mountain near Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21. Along the route, thousands gathered to bid farewell to the late Queen, as conch shells sounded, and traditional farewell calls and haka (Maori war dances) rang out. (AP Photo/NZPA,Wayne Drought)
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Maori warriors carry the coffin of Maori Queen Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu up sacred Taupiri Mountain toward the grave near Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21. Along the route, thousands gathered to bid farewell to the late Queen, as conch shells sounded, and traditional farewell calls and haka (Maori war dances) rang out. (AP Photo/NZPA, Iain McGregor, POOL)
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New Maori King Tuheitia Paki sits on the throne at his coronation at Turangawaewae, Ngaruawahia near Hamilton, New Zealand, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. King Tuheitia Paki is the seventh Maori monarch from the same family - a line of sovereigns stretching back to 1858 when Maori selected their first king to unite their tribes as they struggled to retain ownership of their land amid an influx of British immigrants to the then-English colony. (AP Photo/ NZPA, Peter Drury, Pool)

[Hellfish]

Stupid question - are whites allowed to take part in any Maori ceremonies?

[ZoneOne]

I love the Police waterboy...


You would love him even more when you are having bullets fly over your head and you are dehydrated.

If not him, how else would water get to the people who need it.


Stupid question - are whites allowed to take part in any Maori ceremonies?

Yes, I spent 3 months in New Zealand and lived with a Maori tribe for about half of that time. During which there were ceremonies in which I was able to participate

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This photo released by the U.S. Marine Corps shows Lance Cpl. Corey Chiappazzi, an Erie, Pa., native, as he lock and loads his M240G medium machine gun on the flight deck of the USS Iwo Jima as it sails through the Suez Canal on its way to the Central Command Area, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Lance Cpl. Chiappazzi and his unit had been floating off the coast of Lebanon until the call came to return to CENTCOM. (AP Photo/USMC, Lance Cpl., Joshua Lujan)
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Police watch as students emerge from Squires Student Center at Virginia Tech after police began searching there for shooting suspect William Morva, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006, in Blacksburg, Va. Virginia Tech shut down its campus Monday as authorities searched for Morva, 24, an escaped inmate suspected of killing a hospital guard and a sheriff's deputy. Morva had been seen near the campus, authorities said. (AP Photo/The Roanoke Times, Matt Gentry)
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Virginia Tech students emerge from Squires Student Center at Virginia Tech after police began searching there for shooting suspect William Morva, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006, in Blacksburg, Va. Virginia Tech shut down its campus Monday as authorities searched for Morva, an escaped inmate suspected of killing a hospital guard and a sheriff's deputy. Morva had been seen near the campus, authorities said. (AP Photo/The Roanoke Times, Matt Gentry)
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After evacuating students and staff, law enforcement officers enter the Squires Student Center on the Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg, Va., in search of shooting suspect William Morva. Virginia Tech shut down its campus Monday and ordered everyone to remain inside. Morva, 24, an escaped inmate suspected of killing a hospital guard and a sheriff's deputy, had been seen near the campus, authorities said. (AP Photo/The Roanoke Times, Alan Kim)
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The Marine Corps War Memorial is seen in Arlington, Va., Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. Joe Rosenthal, The Associated Press photographer who won a Pulitzer Prize for his immortal image of World War II servicemen raising an American flag over battle-scarred Iwo Jima, has died. He was 94. Rosenthal's iconic photo, shot on Feb. 23, 1945, became the model for the Iwo Jima Memorial near Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. The memorial, dedicated in 1954 and known officially as the Marine Corps War Memorial, commemorates the Marines who died taking the Pacific island in World War II. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
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The St. Louis Zoo's newest baby female elephant, imitates its mother Ellie by putting hay in her mouth even though she can't eat it yet, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006, in St. Louis. The baby, which has yet to be named, will make it's first appearance to the general public Friday. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam)
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A dancer performs a routine during Pole-A-Palooza, a competition for pole dancers at the Light nightclub inside the Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada August 21, 2006. The annual competition awards a $10,000 first prize. *******/Steve Marcus (UNITED STATES)
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Talia Gilbert of Massachusetts competes during Pole-A-Palooza, a competition for pole dancers, at the Light nightclub inside the Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada August 21, 2006. Gilbert finished second in the annual competition. *******/Steve Marcus (UNITED STATES)
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Israeli reserve soldiers wave their national flags as they protest outside the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. Hundreds of Israeli reservists pushed Monday for an investigation of how the government and army handled 34 days of fighting with Hezbollah guerrillas, saying they were rushed into battle without enough food, water and equipment. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
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A jeep carrying presidential guard troops patrols a street in central Kinshasa, 21 August 2006, following renewed exchange of fire between Kabila's and his main rival vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba's guards. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL HEALING (Photo credit should read LIONEL HEALING/AFP/***** Images)
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An armoured UN vehicle of the MUNUC drives past guards of incumbent President Joseph Kabila in the Presidential Palace area in central Kinshasa, 21 August 2006, following renewed exchange of fire between Kabila's and his main rival vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba's guards. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO (Photo credit should read ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP/***** Images)
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Smoke rises from the residence of vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba during street battles in central Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, 21 August 2006. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL HEALING (Photo credit should read LIONEL HEALING/AFP/***** Images)

[Far]

The pictures from the Midlothian Standoff show quite a few Police Officers NOT wearing Body Armor. That is pretty sad.


If you notice the big black guy is sweating around his body armour underneathe his shirt. You can make out the outline of his vest...


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wow she's a doll and has purple heart to boot.. "show me your scar" ;)

[Wamba]

Nice pics guys. Thanks a lot!

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These photos are very cool thanks, Great pics today everybody. :)




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I'm in love. p-)

[saigonsmuggler]

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Geländewagen?

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Lebanese Army soldiers give the Victory sign Monday 21 August 2006 as they sit atop their armored personnel carriers as they await orders to continue the deployment to the south of the country The Lebanese Army s deployment to the south was halted after Israeli conducted a commando raid deep inside Lebanon following the implimentation of the UN brokered cease fire EPA MIKE NELSON/PAP EPA

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Afghan police officers stand in a row during a parade for Federal German Foreign Minister Frank Walter Steinmeier and Afghanistan s President Hamid Karsai in front of the government s palace in Kabul Afghanistan Monday 21 August 2006 Steinmeier is on a three day trip to Afghanistan in order to review the present political situation in the war ridden country EPA MARCEL METTELSIEFEN/PAP EPA

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MOSCOW RUSSIA AUGUST 21 A bullet riddled Range Rover of Russian pop singer Avraam Russo parked near the building of Khamovniki District Prosecutor s Office in Moscow The Prosecutor s Office has opened an investigation into the recent attempt on Avraam Russo s life Photo ITAR TASS Grigory Tambulov

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An Israeli flag flies in front of a roof of a building that was dameged by a katyusha rocket fired by Hezbollah in the northern town of Kiryat Shemona Monday 21 August 2006 The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA ANCHO GOSH/PAP EPA

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[/quote]A soldier walks past Israeli tanks that have left southern Lebanon and are loaded onto trucks for transport close to the Israeli Lebanese border near the northern town of Kibutz Manara Monday 21 August 2006 The UN resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah has now lasted one week EPA ANCHO GOSH/PAP EPA[/quote]

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An Israeli cluster bomb marked by painted rocks lies on the side of a road near the village of Aaita Ej Jabal south Lebanon Monday 21 August 2006 Thousands of these anti personnel bombs were dropped over much of south Lebanon and have according to United Nations figures injured at least 60 people many of them children EPA MIKE NELSON/PAP EPA

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Lampedusa, ITALY: Around 200 illegal immigrants arrive in the port of Lampedusa, south of Sicily, 21 August 2006, after being rescued by the Italian coastguard. Rescue teams meanwhile continued their search around Lampedusa for the bodies of 60 would-be immigrants still missing and feared drowned after their two boats sank 20 August 2006. AFP PHOTO / CAROLA GIORDANO

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Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo: An armoured UN vehicle of the MUNUC patrols the streets of Kinshasa, 21 August 2006, following renewed exchange of fire between Kabila's and his main rival vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba's guards. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL HEALING

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Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo: A jeep carrying presidential guard troops patrols a street in central Kinshasa, 21 August 2006, following renewed exchange of fire between Kabila's and his main rival vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba's guards. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL HEALING

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Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo: A guard of incumbent President Joseph Kabila takes patrols in central Kinshasa, 21 August 2006, following renewed exchange of fire between Kabila's and his main rival vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba's guards. A soldier guarding Jean-Pierre Bemba, a leading candidate in the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential election, was killed in clashes with the guard of his main rival incumbent President Joseph Kabila 20 August, Bemba's spokesman told AFP. AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO

[He219]

Geländewagen?
yep.
FR

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August 21, 2003 in Monrovia, Liberia

[Quack of Doom]

Why is the USMC using Geländewagens?

[....]

Thanks, guys!

[somedude]

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Yes, we must have more pics of pole-a-palooza to better judge the contestants.p-)

[akd]

Why is the USMC using Geländewagens?

Because they needed something smaller than Humvees.

[Clay125]

Great pics HE........this is all I have to wait for Monday mornings bored to death at the office .....
Are those M-14s this officers are holding ?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v101/He219/dailypix/fresh/freshest/30932879.jpg

Mini - 14's .. Some troopers have M4's but I know every car is assigned a mini-14. Also, when Sig came out with the sig.357 cal pistol, they gave them to texas DPS to field test for them.

[wamp]

Mini - 14's .. Some troopers have M4's but I know every car is assigned a mini-14. Also, when Sig came out with the sig.357 cal pistol, they gave them to texas DPS to field test for them.

All of DPS is changing over to the M4, the Dallas region is just one of the last ones that hasent done the transition training over to the Bushmaster yet. Mini-14s were good guns also, every Trooper got a chance to buy theirs from the dept.

[NimDod]

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An Israeli cluster bomb marked by painted rocks lies on the side of a road near the village of Aaita Ej Jabal south Lebanon Monday 21 August 2006 Thousands of these anti personnel bombs were dropped over much of south Lebanon and have according to United Nations figures injured at least 60 people many of them children EPA MIKE NELSON/PAP EPA

this isnt a cluster bomb, but an unexploded hand grenade - and it doesnt look like the type of grenades IDF uses.

M26 frag grende, like the one IDF uses:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c0/M-67handgrenade.jpg/371px-M-67handgrenade.jpg

Hezbullah's captured grenades:
http://www.hnn.co.il/images/albums/1004_16729.jpg
notice that the one on the right with black tape on it is also an M26, but with english writed on it, unlike IDF's grenades which have Hebrew writed on them (couldnt find a picture of one).

looks to me like the picture was staged. its unlikely that a grenade (or even a cluster bomb, if it was one) would stand on the ground that way.

[Ngati Tumatauenga]

Stupid question - are whites allowed to take part in any Maori ceremonies?

1. We don't use the term 'whites'. We use Pakeha (Pah-ke-ha). Although not everyone is happy with that term, it isn't derogatory.

2. Yes, Pakeha are allowed to take part in Maori ceremonies.

Although you would be expected to take it seriously and show respect. Over the years several tourists have shown disrespect at Maori cultural displays and been dealt with accordingly. The last incident involved a Dane who made fun of a warrior during a Powiri and got his jaw broken with a Taiha as I remember.


Yes, I spent 3 months in New Zealand and lived with a Maori tribe for about half of that time. During which there were ceremonies in which I was able to participate

You "lived" with a tribe?:roll:

[Ranger89]

Holy crap he makes our country sound like we just stepped out of the trees. Maybe he stayed on a marae. All good you cant beat a bit of culture ..................... but dont mention the All Blacks new Haka!!!

[Frost]

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Israeli reserve soldiers wave their national flags as they protest outside the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, Monday, Aug. 21, 2006. Hundreds of Israeli reservists pushed Monday for an investigation of how the government and army handled 34 days of fighting with Hezbollah guerrillas, saying they were rushed into battle without enough food, water and equipment. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)


No offence and with all respect for what they did, but what they are complaining about is called war :cantbeli: Sure, water and food are essential, but an operation like Isreal started would normally take months to prepare in terms of logistics and Isreal didn't have that time.

[Luno]

No offence and with all respect for what they did, but what they are complaining about is called war :cantbeli: Sure, water and food are essential, but an operation like Isreal started would normally take months to prepare in terms of logistics and Isreal didn't have that time.

I have to disagree with you. The IDF didn’t advance to the other side of the planet they only advanced a couple of kilometers into Lebanon so I really cant se the problem. Don’t the IDF have canned food?
But I have to agree water can be a problem for the soldiers but food shouldn’t be a problem,

[Mr. Nielsen]

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this isnt a cluster bomb, but an unexploded hand grenade - and it doesnt look like the type of grenades IDF uses.

looks to me like the picture was staged. its unlikely that a grenade (or even a cluster bomb, if it was one) would stand on the ground that way.
I don't see anything unusual. To me it looks exactly like a bomblet.

You can also see the white strip of cloth that stabilises the bomblet when falling, ensuring it hits the ground with the charge pointing down (just like in the picture). And i'm sure they can be found in all kinds of positions.

Here is one for comparison:
http://www.caleida.pt/ifor/imgs/cluste.gif

[Royal]

You beat me to it.

Bomlets are designed to fall base first, so it's highly likely that that's exactly where it landed. Why would someone be so stupid as to mark a spot and then move it - or vice versa?

Are you trying to imply that the IDF/IAF don't use bomblet munitions or that they are anything like 100% effective?

[NimDod]

You beat me to it.

Bomlets are designed to fall base first, so it's highly likely that that's exactly where it landed. Why would someone be so stupid as to mark a spot and then move it - or vice versa?

Are you trying to imply that the IDF/IAF don't use bomblet munitions or that they are anything like 100% effective?

the IDF uses bomblet munitions, like the one in Mr.Nielsen's picture. but in this picture it looks staged to me like.
notice that the bomblet/grenade in EPA MIKE NELSON's picture is different then the one in Mr.Nielsen's.
the top of it's machanism looks just like the one on a grenade without its lever.

generally, I'm always suspicious about pictures with quotes that end with "many of them children", which make it sound like someone in the news agency is having an agenda.

[Mr. Nielsen]

Here is one for comparison:
http://www.caleida.pt/ifor/imgs/cluste.gifThis one is just an example to show a bomblet in general. I haven't looked particularly for those israel is using.

[Malc]

Why is the USMC using Geländewagens?

The Humvee is a very large vehicle which makes it inpractical for putting in helicopters so lots of US light infantry units such as marines or Rangers use smaller 4 wheel drive vehicles. I know the US rangers often use Land Rovers.

US Ranger Land Rover
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0b/US_Rangers_Land_Rover_Defender.jpg/800px-US_Rangers_Land_Rover_Defender.jpg

[Frost]

I have to disagree with you. The IDF didn’t advance to the other side of the planet they only advanced a couple of kilometers into Lebanon so I really cant se the problem. Don’t the IDF have canned food?
But I have to agree water can be a problem for the soldiers but food shouldn’t be a problem,
You obviously have no idea what a logistical nightmare any form of military deployment is. The amount of stuff that needs to be transported to the troops is greater than most people think. We are talking about ammo, spare parts, medical supplies, food, water, ect ect.

Sure the Isreali army didn't advance that far, but I'm sure they also didn't have a wharehouse full of supplies next to the border that had enough stuff stored in it to supply all troops involved in the operation. And there will also be mistakes like food sent to the wrong place and stuff like that. In theory it's not that difficult, but real-life has a tendency to ruin your plans.

The fact that some troops were sent in without enough food is simply something you'll allways see in the beginning of a campaign that didn't have enough time for preperations. And I think Isreal was also a bit supprized by the strong resistance of hezbollah and had to sent more troops than initially planned. If the campaign had lasted longer you would have seen that such supply issues are solved in time.


@about the HMMWV/G-wagen issue;
The HMMWV is a very wide vehicle and especially in europa and Afghanistan the HMMWV is too wide for many roads and towns. It simply can't get you everywhere. That's why g-wagons are used. The landrovers of the rangers is indeed so they can drive them in and out of the MH-47's (something you obviously can't do with a HMMWV)

[He219]

the IDF uses bomblet munitions, like the one in Mr.Nielsen's picture. but in this picture it looks staged to me like.
notice that the bomblet/grenade in EPA MIKE NELSON's picture is different then the one in Mr.Nielsen's.
the top of it's machanism looks just like the one on a grenade without its lever.

generally, I'm always suspicious about pictures with quotes that end with "many of them children", which make it sound like someone in the news agency is having an agenda.
couple more for ya:

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A live unexploded "bomblet" from a cluster bomb lies on the road around 100m from the main hospital in Tibnin, which had been packed with refugees during the fighting that ended on Monday, in southern Lebanon Thursday, Aug. 17, 2006. Experts from the British-based Mines Advisory Group have started the arduous task of safely detonating some of the unexploded ordnance left in the country but said that they found dozens of unexploded bomblets on the stretch of road outside that hospital alone. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
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An unexploded ordnance located by the Lebanese army engineering regiment, later to be detonated, is seen during a military operation to provide safety for displaced Lebanese coming back to their villages after the recent fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, in the southern town of Khiam, Lebanon Sunday, Aug. 20, 2006. Lebanon's defense minister on Sunday warned that any group breaking the cease-fire with Israel would be "decisively dealt with" and considered a traitor. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m26.htm

[NimDod]

thanks, He219.
here's another type of a cluster bomb in Lebanon that was fired by the IDF:
http://www.amae.org.al/Galleries/MineUXO%20Clearance/Pictures/04%20KB-1%20bomblet%20from%20a%20former%20Yugoslav%20Forces%20%20cluster%20strike%20into%20Albania.jpg

neither one looks like the one it the photo which I belive that was staged.

[He219]

This one:
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Looks like ...
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...this one.
;)

[NimDod]

oh! now I see it. the one on the top lookes green beacuse of the sun.
for some reason I thought it had slits in it. got confused by the photo signiture.
my bad :)