Teach your children well, part 2
I’m on a roll! From Hamas television - extolling the virtues of martyrdom to the next generation. *Sigh* I’ll never understand this mind-set.

I’m on a roll! From Hamas television - extolling the virtues of martyrdom to the next generation. *Sigh* I’ll never understand this mind-set.

I took this photo while flying over Baghdad. It is the Grand Mosque which Saddam was building when the invasion occurred. When finished, it was supposed to be the largest mosque in the world. I doubt it will ever be completed.
This is me getting the upper hand on one of the guys in my unit. We were learning search techniques for a hand-cuffed suspect.
QWBC, the FOB I was on, was an old Iraqi air force base and there were some of these old, beat fighters still lying around.
This gentleman was herding sheep around our FOB. The area we were in was predominantly farm and sheep-herding country.
Believe it or not, this is what they served for dinner one night. I think it was a case of a Turk not translating to English correctly.
I was able to visit the Ah Shaw(sp) palace in Baghdad - one of Saddam's old haunts and now the home of MNC-I. These columns were huge.
A collection of rocket launchers. Hajji will often set these up, put a rocket in it, set up some sort of timer device, and then leave the area for the rocket to fire at a later time.
This a friend of mine, working for EODT security. He was actually deployed with me, but retired as a Sergeant Major after coming back and starting working for EODT back in Iraq. He's striking a tough-guy pose, but he's really the nicest guy you could meet
If you fly much in Iraq, then you've likely been on one of these - a C-17. They are much better to fly in than C-130s.
This is a UH60 refueling. I don't recall what base this is on. They kick the passengers off while they're doing this, which is when I got this picture.
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