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YouTube - American soldier crying for their life in America war irak
by possibly noteworthy at 10:59 am EST, Feb 3, 2007

Referred by Armed Forces Journal -- a sampler of war videos.

Put simply: Happy viewing. Although navigating the world of online war videos is at best a haphazard venture, there is enough material to provide as clear a view into the lives of combat, boredom and pointless amusement of the soldiers in Iraq as one will find anywhere.

On this particular video:

A characteristic and terrifying example of the invisible menace posed by insurgents is a YouTube video in which a camera lying on a barracks floor during an intense mortar attack captures troops praying and screaming as rounds land ever closer to their position.


YouTube - American soldier crying for their life in America war irak
by Decius at 1:34 pm EST, Feb 3, 2007

Possibly Noteworthy posted a selection of videos from Iraq to his blog that give different perspective on the war. This is the first one. See his blog for the rest...

Referred by Armed Forces Journal -- a sampler of war videos.

Put simply: Happy viewing. Although navigating the world of online war videos is at best a haphazard venture, there is enough material to provide as clear a view into the lives of combat, boredom and pointless amusement of the soldiers in Iraq as one will find anywhere.

On this particular video:

A characteristic and terrifying example of the invisible menace posed by insurgents is a YouTube video in which a camera lying on a barracks floor during an intense mortar attack captures troops praying and screaming as rounds land ever closer to their position.


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