Posted in
Bill Putnam has loaded two series recently dealing with insurgent attacks on Iraqi forces. I'm posting them both below. And when he get's a chance, I'd like to get Bill's view of what's happening on the ground.
A gas tanker burns while an American soldier from 1st of the 71st Cavalry, mans a Humvee blocking traffic on a highway in Baghdad Jan. 22, 2006. Insurgents are attacking the country's oil and gas infrastructure, like the gas tankers, to stop money from the lucrative industry reaching the government.
Spc. Chris Schwarz, a medic in 1st of the 71st Cavalry, directs traffic away from gas tankers set on fire by insurgents in Baghdad Jan. 26, 2006. Insurgents are attacking the country's oil and gas infrastructure, like the gas tankers, to stop money from the lucrative industry reaching the government.
An Iraqi policeman winces in pain as Spc. Chris Schwarz, a medic in 1st of the 71st Cavalry, treats him for a gun shot wound to the upper thigh along a freeway in Baghdad Jan. 26, 2006. The IP was hit during a drive-by shooting by insugents in a black BMW. The IP claims they shot the insurgent were backed up an hour later when a black BMW with bullet holes and a dead man were found a couple of kilometers away.
The wounded Iraqi policeman is loaded into a polic vehicle for evacuation to a local hospital. The IP was hit during a drive-by shooting by insugents in a black BMW. The IP claims they shot the insurgent were backed up an hour later when a black BMW with bullet holes and a dead man were found a couple of kilometers away.
Iraqi army soldiers help a wounded soldier into the Abu Ghraib council hall parking lot after he was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
An Iraqi soldier runs back into the Abu Ghraib council hall parking lot after another IA was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
An American soldier puts a bandage on a wounded Iraqi soldier after he was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
An American soldier puts a bandage on a wounded Iraqi soldier after he was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
A wounded Iraqi soldier spits up blood after he was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
An American medic treats an Iraqi soldier after he was shot in the mouth by an insurgent sniper Jan. 22, 2006. The bullet hit him in the mouth and exited at the base of his neck. American medics said it missed his larynx, carotid and jugular veins and brain stem by milimeters.
Trackback URL for this post:
http://warshooter.com/en/trackback/271
- admin's blog
- Login or register to post comments
- Printer-friendly version
- Stumble
- 15596 reads
