Pics From a Town in the Center of Nowhere
We visited a small town the other day that hadn't been visited by any U.S. soldiers in quite a long time. There was nothing around this town for miles except open flat desert. We were farther north than we'd ever been before, so far north that we could begin to see the beginnings of a mountain range. The people of this town received us well. We came bearing toys, clothes, stuffed animals, and lots of school supplies. As you'll notice in these pictures, all of Iraq is not on fire. It's unfortunate that you don't often see towns like these while watching t.v. in your living room back home.
I think they like us
Looking towards their future
I think they were hoping for their picture to show up on one of those fliers
Outside the school
These two are a small part of the most precious segment of the Iraqi population
A girl with her gift from an American soldier
I must have looked like a giant in her eyes
Iraqi children literally floating in their haste to see the American soldiers
Road block on our way tho the town
I think they like us
Looking towards their future
I think they were hoping for their picture to show up on one of those fliers
Outside the school
These two are a small part of the most precious segment of the Iraqi population
A girl with her gift from an American soldier
I must have looked like a giant in her eyes
Iraqi children literally floating in their haste to see the American soldiers
Road block on our way tho the town
14 Comments:
Dude, those are some awesome pics! Those kids look genuinely happy and their sooo cute.
I guess those cows have their own agenda.
I love that you are posting all of these photos.
Thanks for posting those pics Michael. Great stuff. Here's the site of Soldier serving in Baghdad that I just discovered yesterday.
http://www.bootsinbaghdad.blogspot.com/
He's 22 and has a great attitude and also great pics.
Stay safe Michael.
Sooooooo cute!
THX.
Ricardo
Michael, those are wonderful pictures. Don't let anyone discourage you from putting your pictures on your blog.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. You have a gold mine of pictures here.
Be safe Michael. Keep those great pictures coming. This is what more people need to see. Maybe Kofi Anan will see them and some of those other do nothings at the UN and finally start to offer some real assistance to the Iraqi people.
Nice stuff...
I love these!! Thank you for everything you do!
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So many blogs I love to read, like yours, and this little free thing is easy and lets you know when of your listed blogs (orwhatever site) has been updated.
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Great pictures!! I want you to know that I and my family appreciate all you are doing and your willingness to stand up and fight for our country and for the people of Iraq. You are a hero. We have very close friends whose son is going to Iraq as a Marine in August. It is hard not to cry, but we are so very proud of him. You have not posted in a while and I just wanted you to know we are all praying for your safe return. Thank you so much for all you do.
Hay there Michael, really love the pic's keep them comeing..
My man is there,its very hard for people to really understand what everyone is going through there, "Unlees you have been there done that".
Your pic's at least give some people a look into the job you all have to do...
Stay Safe and Take Care all...
Good work Michael, keep it coming. Till then, stay bored that is if bored equals safe.
Well done!
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