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Multi-National Corps – Iraq
Public Affairs Office, Camp Victory
APO AE 09342

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
RELEASE No. 20080303-01
March 3, 2008

By Master Sgt. Tim Volker
3d Armored Cavalry Regiment Public Affairs

MOSUL, Iraq - Two mothers, one Iraqi and one American, stood looking at one another at an entrance gate at Forward Operating Base Marez, Iraq. One was crying, looking for help and the other on the verge of tears because she could not provide assistance.

Read more: Soldier makes helping Iraqi family personal mission

Torture equipment included: Drills, blow torches, chains hanging from the walls and ceiling, blood trails, saws, drills, knives, weapons, masks, and handcuffs. An execution site outside of building…

Please click here to read the entire article by Entifadh Qanbar in the New York Sun.

Read more: School Of Torture

This last summer, many of you helped to send over 30,000 emails of support to Marines in Iraq.

Now, as if the Taliban and Al Qaeda, bad weather, and lack of support here at home weren’t bad enough, the New York Times has published a one-sided view of the paratroopers tour in Afghanistan.
Conditions and morale are tough right now for paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade. Yes, they are having a tough time, but they are also succeeding in many ways.

Read more: Paratroopers Fighting in Afghanistan Need to Hear from You!

Pete Hegseth wrote and interesting and accurate piece for National Review Online. I know it’s accurate because I spent so much time in the area Mr. Hegseth writes about, and I was with the same soldiers on three separate embeds. The success of 1-4 Cav in South Baghdad should be studied.

Please click here to read the article by Pete Hegseth in the National Review.

Read more: A Neighborhood, Reborn