Courtesy Video | DVIDS Hub | 09.14.2004
Talks to a KOTV reporter in Tulsa, Okla., about his most memorable and valued experiences in Iraq with the local children and the Iraqi Army, Oklahoma football, limited contact with family and talks to his parents....
Courtesy Video | DVIDS Hub | 09.14.2004
Talks to a MSNBC Reporter about the U.S.'s position in the city of Samarra and whether it is being controlled by insurgents....
Courtesy Video | DVIDS Hub | 09.13.2004
Gives an update on recent developmnts in the city of Samarra concerning the return of insurgents.
Courtesy Video | I Marine Expeditionary Force | 09.12.2004
Interview with Marine Lieutenant General James Conway (former I MEF commanding general, from St. Louis, MO). He describes Fallujah as an Iraqi problem, and that Iraqi forces would lead any attack on anti-Iraqi forces there with coalition forces support. Says the Prime Minister will have to decide if diplomatic or other pressures can solve the problem. Marines can continue to contain......
Courtesy Video | I Marine Expeditionary Force | 09.12.2004
Continues to talk to a CBS reporter in New York, NY about the number of insurgents in Fallujah, free elections, the rule of law, the possibility of negotiated peace, troop morale and training Iraqi security forces. Part 2 of 2....
Courtesy Video | I Marine Expeditionary Force | 09.12.2004
Talks to a CBS reporter in New York, NY about the number of insurgents in Fallujah, free elections, the rule of law, the possibility of negotiated peace, troop morale and training Iraqi security forces. Part 1 of 2....
Courtesy Video | I Marine Expeditionary Force | 09.12.2004
Talks to a military reporter in Fallujah, Iraq about about carrying on the work of the former I MEF Commanding General and moving forward with the strategy for the province. Funding construction projects, enhancing Iraqi security and addressing crime are discussed. He describes Fallujah as locked off from the outside, but that the rule of law is not established inside. The Fallujah Bridage......
Courtesy Video | DVIDS Hub | 09.11.2004
Interview between Sergeant First Class Michael OBrien and Specialist Anthony McClean in Tikrit (both from Brooklyn, New York) and WABC in New York. Talks about the mission going well and what it means to serve in Iraq three years after the 9/11 attacks. Both say they don't think about death tolls in Iraq - they know the job is dangerous and they do it the best they can. They also say......
