A friend of mine took a series of photos while in Iraq
His Story
"I took my 20D and 28-105mm II lens with me on my second tour of duty in Iraq. Most of these pictures are taken from a single perspective: from the top of my M3A2 Cavalry Fighting Vehicle (Bradley). When not out on foot patrol myself, I was supporting my Soldiers on the ground with direct fire support. This afforded me the opportunity to take shots of my guys in action while in the relative safety of my armored turret. Obviously, due to the security situation, I couldn't get creative with my angles or perspectives. If you know anything about how I shoot, I like to get up close and personal with my subjects, so these probably aren't the most moving combat photos. However, I did my best given the situation. I've also included shots that I was able to take when the threat of enemy contact was not likey, which was of course in the relative safety of our forward patrol base. I present to you 3rd Scout Platoon, Grim Troop, Sabre Squadron, 3rd US Cavalry b.k.a. The Blue Dragoons in Tal'Afar, Iraq..."
I can't thank you enough for your service bro! THANK YOU
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