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Live footage. WARNING! This is REAL!

What a gift! Here's a big 3-feet wide, big, colorful soft Happy Birthday Balloon Bouquet with a U.S. MARINES military teddy bear. Saw it at http://www.bigplush.com PHONE: 1-800-238-9481.

How Soon We Forget...Huricane Katrina ..Our Troops Serving Oversea's..Iraq War...Bring Our People Home!!,....We Need Them Back Where They Belong!!

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Photo's of U.S. Marines in Iraq. As a few youtubers have snootily said, "there are some pictures of the regular army" (their words not mine) as fillers because I ran out of Marine pics. I hope   more...you all enjoy this. The music is by AC/DC: Highway to Hell. Remember, these people keep us free!!!!  less

Sending the Taliban some love!

Soldiers had a swim call in the Gulf of Thailand on deployment and an F-18 from the Abe Lincoln flew right over them!

"I saw the burned bodies of women and children... The White Phosphorus explodes and forms a cloud: who's in the ray of 150 meters is dead". Jeff Englehart, former Us soldier.

A new tv report   more...by an italian public tv channel demonstrates how the Us Army used chemical weapons to eradicate the insurgents in Falluja, Iraq, regardless of civilian deaths. People were burned alive. A whole city was sieged and razed to earth, using this kind of bombing. Soldiers were encouraged to shoot anyone, including children. No journalists were allowed in the area, the few ones who entered despite this were harassed, had strange incidents or were kidnapped by iraqi gangs. Their video footage was destroyed. Recently, the British government had to admit that a new sort of napalm was extensively used in Iraq by Us forces. iraq us forces troops us democracy american democracy freedom iraqi for iraqi people marines fallujah iraq bagdad iraq bagdad iraq america us army us invasion usa iraq saddam binladen bin laden afghanistan iraq muslim kill dead children burning bagdad massacre iraq muslim children us army us soldier us troops bagdad iraq us marines us army us sniper us attack us war us fighting us invasion us war us bomb phosphor bomb irak irak iraq iraq iraki iraqi people  less

US Marine Johnny Wave stands up for America

I'd rather see the Marines doing this these days than being used by corporations to secure resources in foreign lands...USMC Silent Drill Team performing in half-time show for the Denver Nuggets
These   more...'silent drill' platoons are known for the execution a 10-minute drill "that exemplifies the strict discipline that identifies all Marines.  less

US troops cheering after they pump a wounded Iraqi civilian full of lead, then talking about how good it feels.

Bullets from Iwo Jima ia a WWII color footage

America loosing a friend, Just how it goes, . One video is worth a thousand words.

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A video of when tyhpoon man-yi came and hit Okinawa. All us U.S. Marines were restricted to our rooms because of the devastating storm outside. Here is what I, Jimmy D Shea did while we were locked inside.

Alex Jones in Oakland, California
covering "Operation Urban Warrior,"
a military training exercise in which
U.S. Marines and foreign troops practice
putting American citizens under martial law.

Alex Jones in Oakland, California
covering "Operation Urban Warrior,"
a military training exercise in which
U.S. Marines and foreign troops practice
putting American citizens under martial law.

Alex Jones in Oakland, California
covering "Operation Urban Warrior,"
a military training exercise in which
U.S. Marines and foreign troops practice
putting American citizens under
martial law.

Firefight in Fallujah. This is some older footage of marines in combat in fallujah.

War is Coming Home....Defend the United States from full-scale Soviet invasion in this bold reinvention of the strategy genre. War is coming home.

The Vietnam War (also known as the Second Indochina War, the American War in Vietnam and the Vietnam Conflict) occurred from 1959 to April 30, 1975. The war was a successful effort by the Democratic Republic   more...of Vietnam (DRV or North Vietnam) and the indigenous National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam, (also known derogatively as the Vi?t C?ng, Charlie or VC) to reunify Vietnam under a communist government. To a degree, the war may be viewed as a Cold War conflict between the U.S., its allies, and the Republic of Vietnam on one side, and the Soviet Union, its allies, the People's Republic of China, and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam on the other. Others, however, viewed the conflict as a civil war between communist and non-communist Vietnamese factions.

The U.S. deployed large numbers of troops to South Vietnam between the end of the First Indochina War in 1954, and 1973. Some U.S. allies also contributed forces. U.S. military advisers first became involved in Vietnam in 1950, assisting French colonial forces. In 1956, these advisers assumed full responsibility for training the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. President John F. Kennedy increased America's troop numbers from 500 to 16,000. Large numbers of combat troops were dispatched by President Lyndon Johnson beginning in 1965. Almost all U.S. military personnel departed after the Paris Peace Accords of 1973. The last American troops left the country on April 30, 1975.

At various stages the conflict involved clashes between small units patrolling the mountains and jungles, amphibious operations, guerrilla attacks on the villages, and cities and large-scale conventional battles. U.S. aircraft also conducted massive aerial bombing, targeting North Vietnam's cities, industries and logistical networks. Cambodia and Laos were drawn into the conflict. Large quantities of chemical defoliants were sprayed from the air, in an effort to reduce the cover available to the enemy.

The Vietnam War was finally concluded on 30 April 1975, with the Fall of Saigon. The war claimed 58,000 U.S. combat dead and the lives of between 2 and 5.1 million Vietnamese, a large number of whom were civilians. Although exact numbers are difficult to verify, the disparity in deaths illustrated the overwhelming superiority of U.S. firepower  less

Helmet cam video of US Special Forces rescuing Polish business man Jerzy Kos from Iraqi kidnappers.