Photo essay proves soldiers are professionals, even under fire
May 24th, 2007 by Double Tap
Generally, I think the New York Times is just a big shill for the Democratic Party. But, they do occasionally come up with something interesting and actually “journalistic”.
Today, I found such a thing. Go here for an excellent photo essay showing soldiers searching for their missing comrades.
You’ll note that although tragedy struck, these soldiers never took out their anger on the man they suspected as causing that calamity, and didn’t trash any Iraqi homes in their searches. They were professional throughout the entire event - despite the garbage accusations you hear from the left.
(H/T - Dollard)
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Thank you - this is quite the piece. This is what journalism is supposed to be about.
These soldiers are AMAZINGLY poised and professional!
The narrator/photographer was really good at showing that until he pussified our soldiers’ emotions! They “Gave each other hugs”, and “they broke down and cried” he says in the 2nd half of the piece.
This made our men seem like victims, and left this viewer sad for the troops.
WW2 correspondents would NEVER had reported our boys crying!
More evidence of the NYT and the left-leaning media agenda methinks!
Yeah, I picked up on the hugs and cries bit too and thought it out of place.
correction of egregious grammar error: “had” should have been “have”
Thank you