As frustration sets in . .

[CaptnKirk]

Link to Washington Post article

This is simular to what I've been hearing for a couple of months.

 

[Alistar7]

Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
Link to Washington Post article

This is simular to what I've been hearing for a couple of months.

that you need to register?

well at least the 6 quoted are, how many are there in Iraq? I am sure you can find a whole spectrum of emotions and feelings about their roles....

"Fatigue could come," Blount, the division commander, said in an interview. "They are getting tired. But morale is still pretty good."

 

[ConclamoLudus]

I don't see how it couldn't be frustrating at this point. I'd assume that is part of the job. Its not going to be a cake walk.

 

[rudder]

Originally posted by: ConclamoLudus
I don't see how it couldn't be frustrating at this point. I'd assume that is part of the job. Its not going to be a cake walk.

Everyone forgets that fact that the ones resisting had a real good life under saddam. They enforced his iron fist in these cities. They want Saddam (or someone who resembles him) back in power and the only way to effectively do that is to harass U.S. troops. If you inflict enough casualties and turn the tide of public opinion, that is half the battle for them.