Một số hình ảnh chiến tranh Irac và Aphú Hãn

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A US Marine Corps (USMC) troops with 1st Battalion, 8th Marines, try to lure insurgents to show their position by firing on a target extended out over a wall and into the open, during Operation Al Fajr, which is in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM

chú này vẫn còn xài M79 như thời vn war

 

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[hybridcar]

Mấy hình này thì e có xem qua rồi, cái này là nghỉ ngơi trong lúc chiến đấu.
Ý của em là bác có hình sinh hoạt của lính ở trong trại hay căn cứ á....e nghe nói lính Mỹ ở lều trại bằng vải mà còn có máy lạnh chạy vù vù....đi lính kiểu này sướng nhỉ...đúng là Mỹ có khác.

 

[antony.phu]

Tiếp đi bác Lựu đạn ơi. Topic này dừng lâu quá rồi.

 

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uh, đố các bác trong chiến tranh VN, người lính già nhất cầm súng là bao nhiêu tuổi? của MN nha, em có tấm hình này.. dưng ngại chưa dám đăng.

 

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[size="-2"]Scott Nelson/World Picture News, for The New York Times[/size]​

[size="-1"]American marines patrolling in downtown Ramadi on Thursday with a robot used to detonate the homemade bombs planted by insurgents.[/size]

 

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U.S. Marines take a low position and formulate a battle strategy to flush insurgents from their fighting positions during a rooftop gun battle in Ramadi, Iraq.jpg

 

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United States AV-8B Harriers with Marine Attack Squadron 513, deployed out of Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., rest at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.

VMA-513, which was the first Marine Corps Harrier squadron to deploy to Afghanistan, recently returned after more than a decade

 

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Thousands of U.S. troops are in Iraq and Afghanistan for the holidays. Thankfully faster and more advanced treatment means an estimated 90 percent of those wounded will survive. In Vietnam, just 76 percent survived. Freelance photographer Peter van Agtmael was embedded with soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan and at a Baghdad hospital.
He provided ABC News with descriptions of the circumstances and people behind the images. The U.S. Army and soldiers pictured agreed to have their photos taken and made public.
Pvt. Baird of the 173rd Airborne was shot in his arm, which severed his brachial artery. After emergency surgery, his blood flow was restored, and he began to move his fingers.
(Peter van Agtmael)

 

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Chaplain Leathers comforts a badly wounded American soldier after his initial care in the Baghdad ER. A few moments later, the soldier was taken to surgery before his evacuation to Germany. (Peter van Agtmael)