Comments on: Inside the “Baghdad Bomb Squad”

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By: ROLAND VILLALON

ROLAND VILLALON — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 21:08:31 +0000

B-52’S ARE NEEDED TO BOMB THE TRIANGLE OF DEATH BACK TO THE STONE AGES,PULL TROOPS BACK 100-MILES-BEFORE BOMBING BEGAN.DROP ALL THE BOMBS FOR 100-DAYS UNTIL-THE INSURGENCY IS NO-MORE.SENDING TROOPS IN THERE IS JUST DUMB.SEND THE TROOPS AFTER THE B-52’S ARE DONE WITH THIER JOB.WHO’S RUNNING THIS WAR-IT LOOKS LIKE POLITICS,NOT THE HARD ASS MILITARY.

By: Henri

Henri — Sat, 24 Jun 2006 13:38:24 +0000

I found a gray structure on my lawn that looked just like a bomb. Like the ones that we see in the movies. It was gray and rectangular and was very scary looking. Since I was wearing gloves and cleaning up here in New York and since I wasn’t thinking about Iraq, I picked it up and throwed it into the garbage. However, if it was radioactive then that might have affected my life span a lot and my ability to move around, etc. I should have called someone. They do not make it easy to call them though.

By: Tom Hawk

Tom Hawk — Sat, 21 Jan 2006 22:21:09 +0000

On behalf of the family I want to thank each of you for condolences. Johnnie was an only child so his father Rodger has taken this very hard but he is holding up well. Rodger and I are both Veit Nam combat vets but this will sure test your mettle. I've known Johnnie since he was 14. He and my son were inseperable as teenagers. My son Jesse married Johnnie's sister Norma. We are all very proud that Johnnie lived and died doing what he loved and helped alot of people. We recieved word of Johnnie's death on Dec. 20. The family took the news pretty hard. Rodger asked me to put together a memorial service for friday Dec. 23. If you want to check the web sites, The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Cleburne Times-Review, and Channel 8 WFAA in Dallas all did articles about Johnnie. The memorial service was held at the American Legion hall in Rio Vista Tx. Rio Vista is a small community, 700 souls, and Johnnie is the first one we've lost in this war. All the names of our people in the service are on a sign in the middle of town. Norma marked Johnnie's with black tape. The hall was packed. It was a good service and the whole community is mourning. If anyone is interested I'll share the eulogies with you. Jesse and Norma went to the memorial service at Ft. Campbell. Rodger didn't think he could go to that and Washington for the interment. My Misses, my self, Jesse and Norma accompanied Rodger and Georgia to Washington for Johnnie's interment at Arlington Cemetery. It was a memorable service. The Army was very kind to take care of us. We really appreciate all the help from the Army and Johnnie's friends and co-workers. We appreciate all the soldiers from Johnnie's outfit for attending and offers of kind words. Thank you. We support all you soldiers in all your endeavers and your commitment to our great nation. Any time that you need us we're here for you. Thank you.

By: Tony

Tony — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 20:28:54 +0000

God Bless everyone of our troops who are protecting the United States of America, and it citizens from those who would do us harm.
May the American people continue to support you and those who do not, come to their senses, and see that this conflict is necessary for this generation of Americans and those to come.

By: anoj

anoj — Sat, 12 Nov 2005 02:57:36 +0000

I support all service men and women and salute their bravery and dedication. In spite of all that may be wrong with my country, these people are true heroes, true patriots.
One day Jesus will return in glory and this war and all sufferings will not even be a memory…

By: Dave Copeland

Dave Copeland — Fri, 11 Nov 2005 09:10:36 +0000

I am currently serving on my second tour in Iraq in under 3 years. I am fighting to keep Americans safe. Instead of the terrorists comming to my country and killing my friends, neighbors, and fellow citizens they can come here and fight me. Every day there are hundreds or thousands of good things happening in Iraq courtiesy of Uncle Sam that never make the 5 o’clock news. If you don’t believe me just come over and see for yourself. To those forigners who want to post stuff on this sight I just want to tell you to shut the heck up. Worry about your own country and the bad thing you do. If you want to be a wuss go ahead but don’t cry to us when your country needs a hand.

By: Christian

Christian — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 14:30:55 +0000

hooorah for Kyle. Did you see a LATINO Man flying a F-18 aircraft? The American Values arent for all countrys and its people. YOU CANNOT PUSH this ideals inside a person. YOu mAy think about your own goverment and the guys who are taking the wheel. This dudes are the real public enemy. And for short time, the hiding things about it are been willing iluminated. Sorry my english language. I learn it only for considering Kyles ideals.

By: ronnie ettienne

ronnie ettienne — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 05:28:00 +0000

war is an ugly thing,but not the ugliest of things.the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.the person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight,nothing which is more important than his own personal safety,is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made so and kept so by the exeretions of better men then himself. john stuart mill(1806–1873)