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(( جنود المارينز يستدعون الطائرات التي قامت بهجومين جويين لضرب زوج من الأبنية المكونة من 3 طوابق ..
حيث تم إلقاء قنابل زنة 500 باوند في كل هجوم ... ثم تم إطلاق قذائف مدفعية عيار 35 ملم و 155 ملم .... 10 قذائف من دبابات فوهات دبابات ابرام ... وربما 30000 الف طلقة من البنادق الأوتوماتيكية
حيث تحولت المباني إلى كومة من الدمار يتصاعد منه الدخان
لكن المفاجأة أن القناص بعد كل هذا لا زال يطلق النار على الجنود
( سبحان الله ... لا أشك أنه مدد الملائكة )
يتواصل الخبر ... هذا الشخص او هؤلاء الأشخاص ( بسبب سرعة تنقل اشباحهم في هذا المكان ) ... ارغموا الجنود على أن يكمنوا في مخابئهم ما تبقى من اليوم
يقول احد الضباط ... الصورة أو الفكرة هي انه يجلس هناك ويأكل الساندوتش ( كناية عن ثباته ) ونحن نكاد نجن ونحن نحاول ان نعثر عليه .
الخبر طويل ... وتكملته في الأسفل
المثير أن الخبر ليس من قبل المجاهدين أو من مصادرهم المعروفة ( البعض من المشككين بالكرامات لا يصدقونهم ) ... بل من قبل موقع أمريكي
{ وَمَنْ أَحْسَنُ قَوْلًا مِمَّنْ دَعَا إِلَى اللَّهِ وَعَمِلَ صَالِحًا وَقَالَ إِنَّنِي مِنَ الْمُسْلِمِينَ }فصلت
وهذا هو نص الخبر باللغة الإنجليزية لمن يريد التحقق من ذلك
Hard Lesson in Battle: 150 Marines Meet 1 Sniper By DEXTER FILKINS
Published: November 11, 2004
ALLUJA, Iraq, Nov. 10 - American marines called in two airstrikes on the pair of dingy three-story buildings squatting along Highway 10 on Wednesday, dropping 500-pound bombs each time. They fired 35 or so 155-millimeter artillery shells, 10 shots from the muzzles of Abrams tanks and perhaps 30,000 rounds from their automatic rifles. The building was a smoking ruin.
But the sniper kept shooting.
He - or they, because no one can count the flitting shadows in this place - kept 150 marines pinned down for the better part of a day. It was a lesson on the nature of the enemy in this hellish warren of rubble-strewn streets. Not all of the insurgents are holy warriors looking for martyrdom. At least a few are highly trained killers who do their job with cold precision and know how to survive.
"The idea is, he just sits up there and eats a sandwich," said Lt. Andy Eckert, "and we go crazy trying to find him."
The contest is a deadly one, and two marines in Company B, First Battalion, Eighth Regiment of the First Marine Expeditionary Force have been killed by snipers in the past two days as the unit advanced just half a mile southward to Highway 10 from a mosque they had taken on Tuesday.
Despite the world-shaking blasts of weaponry as the Americans try to root out the snipers, this is also a contest of wills in which the tension rises to a level that seems unbearable, and then rises again. Marine snipers sit, as motionless as blue herons, for 30 minutes and stare with crazed intensity into the oversized scopes on their guns. If so much as a penumbra brushes across a windowsill, they open up
With the troops' senses tuned to a high pitch, mundane events become extraordinary. During one bombing, a blue-and-yellow parakeet flew up to a roof of a captured building and fluttered about in tight circles before perching on a slumping power line, to the amazement of the marines assembled there.
On another occasion, the snipers tensed when they heard movement in the direction of a smoldering building. A cat sauntered out, unconcerned with anything but making its rounds in the neighborhood.
"Can I shoot it, sir?" a sniper asked an officer.
"Absolutely not," came the reply.
This day started at about 8 a.m., when the marines left the building where they had been sleeping and headed south toward Highway 10, which runs from east to west and roughly bisects the town. At the corner of Highway 10 and Thurthar, the street they were moving along, was a headquarters building for the Iraqi National Guard that had been taken over by insurgents.
Almost immediately, they came under fire from a sniper in the minaret of a mosque just south of them. Someone in a three-story residential building farther down the street also opened up. The marines made 50-yard dashes and dived for cover, but one of them was cut down, killed on the spot. It was unclear what direction the fatal bullet had come from.
"I don't know who it was," Lt. Steven Berch, leader of the fallen marine's platoon, said of the attacker, "but he was very well trained."
After two hours of bombardment, the sniper at that mosque ceased firing. But just around the corner at the famous blue-domed Khulafah Al Rashid mosque, another sniper was pinning down marines, and airstrikes were called in on it, too. The issue of striking at mosques is so sensitive in the Arab world that the American military later issued a statement saying that the strike on the Khulafah mosque was unavoidable and that precision munitions merely knocked down a minaret.
By noon, the marines had worked their way down to the national guard building, still taking fire from the sniper, or snipers, on the other side of Main Street. Inside was a sign in Arabic that said: "Long live the mujahedeen." Soon the marines had spray-painted another sign over it: "Long live the muj killers."
But for the next five hours, they could not kill whoever was running from window to window and firing at them from the other side of Main Street, despite the expenditure of enormous amounts of ammunition.
"We're not able to see the muzzle flashes," said Capt. Read Omohundro, the company commander. "As a result," he said, "we end up expending a lot of ammunition trying to get the snipers."
At one point, they thought that they had a bead on someone running back and forth between the two buildings. Then Capt. Christopher Spears exclaimed: "He's on a bike!"
And somehow, through a volley of gunfire, whoever it was got away.
At 5 p.m., the marines finally crossed Highway 10 and searched the smoking remains of the two buildings. At 5:30 p.m., a sniper opened up on them.
و هذا هو رابط المقال
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/11/internat....html?oref=regi
ختاما أدعو بهذا الدعاء الطيب .
دعاء الفرج والنصر والأمان
لا إله إلا الله الحليم العظيم ، لا إله إلا الله رب العرش الكريم ، لا إله إلا الله رب السموات السبع ورب الأرضين ورب العرش الكريم ، اللهم كن لأهل الفلوجة ولأهل العراق والمقاومين والمجاهدين فيهم جارا لهم من شر أعدائهم وشر ما يحاكى ضدهم من الأنس والجن أن يفرط عليهم أحد أو أن يطغى ، عز جارك وجل ثناؤك ولاإله غيرك اللهم أحفظهم بحفظك وانصرهم بقوتك وعزك وألبسهم ثوب العز وأتم لهم النصر على عدوهم وعدوك وإخرج عدوهم من بلادهم أذلة صاغرين
صلى اللهم على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم.
(( جنود المارينز يستدعون الطائرات التي قامت بهجومين جويين لضرب زوج من الأبنية المكونة من 3 طوابق ..
حيث تم إلقاء قنابل زنة 500 باوند في كل هجوم ... ثم تم إطلاق قذائف مدفعية عيار 35 ملم و 155 ملم .... 10 قذائف من دبابات فوهات دبابات ابرام ... وربما 30000 الف طلقة من البنادق الأوتوماتيكية
حيث تحولت المباني إلى كومة من الدمار يتصاعد منه الدخان
لكن المفاجأة أن القناص بعد كل هذا لا زال يطلق النار على الجنود
( سبحان الله ... لا أشك أنه مدد الملائكة )
يتواصل الخبر ... هذا الشخص او هؤلاء الأشخاص ( بسبب سرعة تنقل اشباحهم في هذا المكان ) ... ارغموا الجنود على أن يكمنوا في مخابئهم ما تبقى من اليوم
يقول احد الضباط ... الصورة أو الفكرة هي انه يجلس هناك ويأكل الساندوتش ( كناية عن ثباته ) ونحن نكاد نجن ونحن نحاول ان نعثر عليه .
الخبر طويل ... وتكملته في الأسفل
المثير أن الخبر ليس من قبل المجاهدين أو من مصادرهم المعروفة ( البعض من المشككين بالكرامات لا يصدقونهم ) ... بل من قبل موقع أمريكي
{ وَمَنْ أَحْسَنُ قَوْلًا مِمَّنْ دَعَا إِلَى اللَّهِ وَعَمِلَ صَالِحًا وَقَالَ إِنَّنِي مِنَ الْمُسْلِمِينَ }فصلت
وهذا هو نص الخبر باللغة الإنجليزية لمن يريد التحقق من ذلك
Hard Lesson in Battle: 150 Marines Meet 1 Sniper By DEXTER FILKINS
Published: November 11, 2004
ALLUJA, Iraq, Nov. 10 - American marines called in two airstrikes on the pair of dingy three-story buildings squatting along Highway 10 on Wednesday, dropping 500-pound bombs each time. They fired 35 or so 155-millimeter artillery shells, 10 shots from the muzzles of Abrams tanks and perhaps 30,000 rounds from their automatic rifles. The building was a smoking ruin.
But the sniper kept shooting.
He - or they, because no one can count the flitting shadows in this place - kept 150 marines pinned down for the better part of a day. It was a lesson on the nature of the enemy in this hellish warren of rubble-strewn streets. Not all of the insurgents are holy warriors looking for martyrdom. At least a few are highly trained killers who do their job with cold precision and know how to survive.
"The idea is, he just sits up there and eats a sandwich," said Lt. Andy Eckert, "and we go crazy trying to find him."
The contest is a deadly one, and two marines in Company B, First Battalion, Eighth Regiment of the First Marine Expeditionary Force have been killed by snipers in the past two days as the unit advanced just half a mile southward to Highway 10 from a mosque they had taken on Tuesday.
Despite the world-shaking blasts of weaponry as the Americans try to root out the snipers, this is also a contest of wills in which the tension rises to a level that seems unbearable, and then rises again. Marine snipers sit, as motionless as blue herons, for 30 minutes and stare with crazed intensity into the oversized scopes on their guns. If so much as a penumbra brushes across a windowsill, they open up
With the troops' senses tuned to a high pitch, mundane events become extraordinary. During one bombing, a blue-and-yellow parakeet flew up to a roof of a captured building and fluttered about in tight circles before perching on a slumping power line, to the amazement of the marines assembled there.
On another occasion, the snipers tensed when they heard movement in the direction of a smoldering building. A cat sauntered out, unconcerned with anything but making its rounds in the neighborhood.
"Can I shoot it, sir?" a sniper asked an officer.
"Absolutely not," came the reply.
This day started at about 8 a.m., when the marines left the building where they had been sleeping and headed south toward Highway 10, which runs from east to west and roughly bisects the town. At the corner of Highway 10 and Thurthar, the street they were moving along, was a headquarters building for the Iraqi National Guard that had been taken over by insurgents.
Almost immediately, they came under fire from a sniper in the minaret of a mosque just south of them. Someone in a three-story residential building farther down the street also opened up. The marines made 50-yard dashes and dived for cover, but one of them was cut down, killed on the spot. It was unclear what direction the fatal bullet had come from.
"I don't know who it was," Lt. Steven Berch, leader of the fallen marine's platoon, said of the attacker, "but he was very well trained."
After two hours of bombardment, the sniper at that mosque ceased firing. But just around the corner at the famous blue-domed Khulafah Al Rashid mosque, another sniper was pinning down marines, and airstrikes were called in on it, too. The issue of striking at mosques is so sensitive in the Arab world that the American military later issued a statement saying that the strike on the Khulafah mosque was unavoidable and that precision munitions merely knocked down a minaret.
By noon, the marines had worked their way down to the national guard building, still taking fire from the sniper, or snipers, on the other side of Main Street. Inside was a sign in Arabic that said: "Long live the mujahedeen." Soon the marines had spray-painted another sign over it: "Long live the muj killers."
But for the next five hours, they could not kill whoever was running from window to window and firing at them from the other side of Main Street, despite the expenditure of enormous amounts of ammunition.
"We're not able to see the muzzle flashes," said Capt. Read Omohundro, the company commander. "As a result," he said, "we end up expending a lot of ammunition trying to get the snipers."
At one point, they thought that they had a bead on someone running back and forth between the two buildings. Then Capt. Christopher Spears exclaimed: "He's on a bike!"
And somehow, through a volley of gunfire, whoever it was got away.
At 5 p.m., the marines finally crossed Highway 10 and searched the smoking remains of the two buildings. At 5:30 p.m., a sniper opened up on them.
و هذا هو رابط المقال
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/11/internat....html?oref=regi
ختاما أدعو بهذا الدعاء الطيب .
دعاء الفرج والنصر والأمان
لا إله إلا الله الحليم العظيم ، لا إله إلا الله رب العرش الكريم ، لا إله إلا الله رب السموات السبع ورب الأرضين ورب العرش الكريم ، اللهم كن لأهل الفلوجة ولأهل العراق والمقاومين والمجاهدين فيهم جارا لهم من شر أعدائهم وشر ما يحاكى ضدهم من الأنس والجن أن يفرط عليهم أحد أو أن يطغى ، عز جارك وجل ثناؤك ولاإله غيرك اللهم أحفظهم بحفظك وانصرهم بقوتك وعزك وألبسهم ثوب العز وأتم لهم النصر على عدوهم وعدوك وإخرج عدوهم من بلادهم أذلة صاغرين
صلى اللهم على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم.