Pictures of U.S. troops in Iraq
It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. With that in mind, here are some positive pictures of our troops in Iraq that you probably won’t see in the MSM. There also are a few of Iraqi reactions to something our troops did for them. These pictures and more can be found at CENTCOM by going to the link on my right sidebar. Go to the website photo page.
Those are great photos! I check into CentCom often because I’m tired of just seeing blown up cars on the news.
It has been said that a picture is wirth a thousand words.
It’s also been said that a picture is worth a thousand words too.
Good blog you’ve got here.
Yankeemom and James, thank you both, James, you are so right!
This website has left me shaking, trembling with happiness, and the knowledge that we may not see these so happy faces again. I am so glad that there are people like you/you guys, that take the time to show people these kinds of rememberances, someday these photos of our troops with be memorials for…The War Of Iraq
Thank you Heather Flagg. I sure hope our nation does not forget their faces. We must always remember what we have lost in the defense of freedom and our nation so we will not take the cost for granted and forget they were someone’s loved ones!
I LOVE THE U.S
Thank you Jamie. I know I sure love America too. It’s the greatest nation in the world, worts and all!
Im so glad that our troops are fighting for us over there those guys should be makin the money that football,basketball, and NASCAR Drivers do. They put there lives on the line and they get squat.If a basketball player gets injured hes out of the game for awhile but he still gets paid millions,our soldiers out on the front lines gets injured it could be his life.Its not fair. They deserve so much more than they recieve.
Brian, your point does hit home. But, if anyone asked any of them about it, I bet you and most of us would be surprised how much more they would like our full support right now. Paychecks are an issue. They don’t make that much. But morale is everything. Lack of support from your country that you are fighting for like we have been seeing at home is not a morale booster.
That’s why , I am happy and proud to say I was one of about thirty-thousand veterans who protected the Wall and other monuments to our war dead from being spray painted during ANSWER’S March 17, 2007 March on the Pentagon. Not only did we protect them but we stood 3 for every one of them. We used word of mouth, ANSWER has worked on this at an organized level for a long time. As much as they and the media tried to play down the numbers, surprisingly even FOX, cameras and videos were abounding and a picture is worth a thousand words.
Beautiful! God Bless them all!
Yes they are. They bring tears to my eyes sometimes, there is so much love on the faces of our troops for the children. Not the images of a conqueror are they?
Thanks it’s good to see a positive rather than the daily negative on the news, what about the six year old saving our soldiers live (AWSOME) that litlle guy should be given American citizenship! God Bless our Troups
I didn’t see the story about the little kid. What happened?
it’s good to see that life is nothing like the movies and positive things can come from war keep up the good work boys can’t wait tell you guys get home!
Russia. Russkiye ne sdayutsa!!!