Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
What worries me is that the guy claimed he was "99.9% sure" it was a weapon when it was frackin' hard to tell.
Of course, when the guy pulls out a Kalashnikov later it's pretty obvious...
Originally posted by: mxrider
In my opinion the people who made COD4 did a pretty good job with the ac-130 mission
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
What worries me is that the guy claimed he was "99.9% sure" it was a weapon when it was frackin' hard to tell.
Of course, when the guy pulls out a Kalashnikov later it's pretty obvious...
Read above. They do have experience at this and can recognize weapons better then the average joe. A bunch of guys dont just swarm around a truck to hide piping under a cloth.
If you can call that a career.Originally posted by: TallBill
What a high stress decision these guys are making. I'm sure it's "fun" to take bad guys out like this, but a bad decision ends careers.
Originally posted by: NoShangriLa
If you can call that a career.Originally posted by: TallBill
What a high stress decision these guys are making. I'm sure it's "fun" to take bad guys out like this, but a bad decision ends careers.
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
The flip side of that is finding a link to one of a KBR truck convoy getting ambushed, and the driver being trapped in his cab with no weapon and no covering vehicles.... and he sees the insurgents finishing off the truck driver of the truck they managed to flip.
It was damn chilling to watch.
There is no satisfaction in this war.
Ahh found this buried in the comments section....
The video, shot on Sept. 20, 2005 by KBR truck driver Preston Wheeler
Three KBR truck? drivers were killed that day. They are Keven Dagit, 42 (in truck 3), of Jefferson, Iowa; Christopher Lem, 40, (in truck 1) of Lyndon Station, Wisconsin; and Sascha Grenner-Case (in truck 4) of Sierra Vista, Arizona. Wheeler, who lives in Arkansas, was shot and barely survived. Two other drivers, including Terry Steward (in truck 2) of Idaho, were also injured. "
KBR convoy ambushed
Originally posted by: Pocatello
That wasn't the AC-130. Listen to the conversation between the pilots, the sound of the rounds of the 30mm chain gun going off, the TADS display, I'm pretty sure it is the Apache helicopter. At least two Apache helicopters.
Yep. I keep replaying in my mind that one transmission where the guy from the truck that got blasted says "I'm bleeding out" matter of factly, no excitment, you can hear the resignation in his voice. :disgust: :|Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
The flip side of that is finding a link to one of a KBR truck convoy getting ambushed, and the driver being trapped in his cab with no weapon and no covering vehicles.... and he sees the insurgents finishing off the truck driver of the truck they managed to flip.
It was damn chilling to watch.
There is no satisfaction in this war.
Ahh found this buried in the comments section....
The video, shot on Sept. 20, 2005 by KBR truck driver Preston Wheeler
Three KBR truck? drivers were killed that day. They are Keven Dagit, 42 (in truck 3), of Jefferson, Iowa; Christopher Lem, 40, (in truck 1) of Lyndon Station, Wisconsin; and Sascha Grenner-Case (in truck 4) of Sierra Vista, Arizona. Wheeler, who lives in Arkansas, was shot and barely survived. Two other drivers, including Terry Steward (in truck 2) of Idaho, were also injured. "
KBR convoy ambushed
That's some horrible shit to be in.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
What worries me is that the guy claimed he was "99.9% sure" it was a weapon when it was frackin' hard to tell.
Of course, when the guy pulls out a Kalashnikov later it's pretty obvious...
Originally posted by: venkman
I found myself instinctively clicking the left mouse button while watching that video :Q