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Shocking video has surfaced from 2005 of U.S. troops firing on captive Iraqi detainees at Camp Bucca following a riot. The soldiers seen in the video unload full force and even (what appears to be) a grenade round from behind barbed wire fences, while some laugh about direct hits.
Four detainees were killed and five others wounded. One soldier, seen in the video, comments that the prisoners are only throwing “dirt balls and a few rocks.” He was possibly trying to quell what appeared to be a near free-for-all shooting spree against captive targets. “Be decisive on what you f—— shoot,
Originally posted by HomerinNC
fail thread, this was a training op
do some research next time
dis·in·for·ma·tion/disˌinfərˈmāSHən/
Noun: False information that is intended to mislead, esp. that released by a government to a rival power or the media
A "percussion" grenade? When u say we....I'm assuming you're claiming u were or are in the military? If so, then you would know that the blast range for a fragmentation grenade was. I assure you, they are outside of this range.
Originally posted by dragonridr
reply to post by SpeachM1litant
I suggest you re watch the video you may notice a couple of odd things. First where are the guard towers located?? Next look at the blast from the grenade we call it percussion grenades or you would see dead soldiers because those soldiers are still in the blast range and you'd see dirt plumes trust me.Don't ever believe a story broke by press TV they'll make up anything.
Originally posted by SpeachM1litant
Originally posted by HomerinNC
fail thread, this was a training op
do some research next time
Show me some proof that this was a training operation and provide me with links that this is so. Do not just make claims and alligations with no substantial evidence supporting your claim.
dis·in·for·ma·tion/disˌinfərˈmāSHən/
Noun: False information that is intended to mislead, esp. that released by a government to a rival power or the mediaedit on 12-4-2011 by SpeachM1litant because: (no reason given)