Marines from my old unit come under fire when the convoy was stopped on MSR Mobile right in front of Fellujah city 2004. The people in this convoy made it to safety and none was seriously hurt.
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Examine how the U.S. military's subsequent attempts to destroy the insurgency in Fallujah resulted in increasing chaos.
Battle for Fallujah :
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This was recorded back in "04" when U.S. Marines had just invaded Fallujah. Even with everything going on we still managed to have a lil fun, unfortunately he was the but of this nasty prank.
A friend of mine that will remain nameless unless you listen closely, found a Turkey wondering around in the outskirts of Fellujah. This is what happened to that bird. From what i heard it tasted good!
these pair of Sea Knights landed just feet from me when i was at the train station in Fallujah 2004 . They were there to pick up wounded and drop off supplies.
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