Chapter
The Battle of Fallujah
1:01:14 - 1:05:57 (04:43)
The Marines set up around the city, not willing to level it. After reports that it had been overtaken, coalition forces began to come in to retake the city with Qataris and Saudis providing tanks and armor personnel carriers.
Clips
The speaker recounts his experience of being in the middle of a fight with 750-1000 Iraqi Republican Guard soldiers while there were only six of them.
1:01:14 - 1:02:04 (00:50)
Summary
The speaker recounts his experience of being in the middle of a fight with 750-1000 Iraqi Republican Guard soldiers while there were only six of them.
ChapterThe Battle of Fallujah
Episode#14 Alan Cooper - Marine Recon/Green Beret/CIA Contractor
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The Marines were barred from entering the city of Fallujah during the Iraq War in order to prevent the city from being destroyed, but provided backup fire from the outskirts.
1:02:04 - 1:05:13 (03:09)
Summary
The Marines were barred from entering the city of Fallujah during the Iraq War in order to prevent the city from being destroyed, but provided backup fire from the outskirts. The coalition forces only ramped up after the city was overtaken, and air attacks were halted after a Sager missile was fired at a Harrier.
ChapterThe Battle of Fallujah
Episode#14 Alan Cooper - Marine Recon/Green Beret/CIA Contractor
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
In a military attack, a group of soldiers from the US had to spearhead with chaplains' Humvees as they were unable to get anything else available, while others had Qataris and Saudi's tanks and LVAs, respectively.
1:05:13 - 1:05:57 (00:44)
Summary
In a military attack, a group of soldiers from the US had to spearhead with chaplains' Humvees as they were unable to get anything else available, while others had Qataris and Saudi's tanks and LVAs, respectively. Despite the odds, the soldiers dismounted and started moving forward to fight.