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To: Doc Bones who wrote (89443)4/3/2003 2:40:11 AM
From: KLP  Respond to of 281500
 
There will be pictures from this dreadful place...some people seem to have problems believing our government...perhaps they will believe pictures taken at the actual site.....

>>>>>>>>>>>>The officer said that Special Operations forces found what looked like a "prototype" Iraqi torture chamber in the hospital's basement, with batteries and metal prods.

Briefing reporters at Central Command headquarters, Brooks said the hospital apparently was being used as a military command post. Commandos whisked Lynch to the Black Hawk helicopter that had landed inside the hospital compound, he said, while others remained behind to clear the hospital.<<<<<<



To: Doc Bones who wrote (89443)4/3/2003 3:55:13 AM
From: LindyBill  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
Lynch, a 19-year-old supply clerk, continued firing at the Iraqis even after she sustained multiple gunshot wounds and watched several other soldiers in her unit die around her in fighting March 23, one official said.


They are setting her up for the Medal of Honor. Good for her. First woman to get one.


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