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Microsoft Live Writer Test
I’ve downloaded a program from Microsoft called Live Writer. If all works out well, I’ll be using it for some of my blogging. I’ll also do a review after I have had the chance to kick the tires and take it for a spin. I’m going to try a couple of things. A hyperlink: Terrorist Death Watch An image: A map: Well, let’s see what happens. … Read entire article »
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Terrorist Death Watch Through January 2008
Here are a series of graphs, up to date through the end of January, illustrating the deaths inflicted on Anti Iraqi Forces, AIF, terrorists and al Qaeda. Some of the grpahs compare the losses suffered by our forces in the same time period. In addition, our losses are restricted to those considered hostile, and the breakout of IED losses and non-IED combat losses is provided. AIF losses are provided by Multi National Force – Iraq. American … Read entire article »
Filed under: Analysis, Iraq, Original writing, Reporting, Terrorist Death Watch, War on Terror
Ten Great Blogs Following the War on Terror
Some of the following may not be blogs in the traditional sense anymore, having evolved into “New Media” I don’t have an expression to call them, so I’m calling them blogs. I am not considering my own projects, either, Terrorist Death Watch and America’s North Shore Journal. These are unrelated, and my selection was unsought. Blackfive: One of the first milblogs, military blogs. Matt and his co-bloggers have the War covered from multiple angles, all oriented to the grunt on the ground. The Long War Journal: Bill Roggio has been a part of creating what is perhaps the top “New Media” site about the War on Terror. It used to be a blog. Now it’s YOUR source for reports from all over the globe with on-target analysis. Milblogs: This is what happens when … Read entire article »
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Terrorist Death Watch Update Today
I’ve caught up the recent terrorist deaths over at Terrorist Death Watch. The numbers are up and the posts are scheduled every half hour nearly all day. The lack of reports from Afghanistan continues, and my FOIA request has been ignored. Time to up the ante, I suspect. 121 terrorists killed in Iraq in 2008, versus 19 Americans. Of the 19, ten have been killed by IED’s, including six in the house explosion early in the month. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Terrorist Death Watch, War on Terror
A Milestone in Iraq You Won’t See in the Paper
Sometime on December 27, 2007, in a fierce gun battle in Al Kut, a milestone was reached. The 20,000 AIF [Anti Iraqi Forces] terrorist was killed by our troops. In many ways that anonymous soul typifies the war as it is now being fought. He was a Shia, a member of al-Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr’s Mahdi Army, one of the Shia militias. Number 20,000 was acting in defiance of Sadr’s ceasefire order and was a member of a Special Groups cell. These cells are supplied, trained and armed by Iran. He was killed by overwhelming firepower, in a futile battle that had no other outcome but loss. Terrorist Death Watch has all the numbers and the stories behind the numbers. 3,186 American troops have lost their lives in defense of our freedoms and those of the … Read entire article »
Filed under: Iraq, Terrorist Death Watch, War on Terror
Terrorist Death Watch
Reporting of enemy losses has come to a complete stop. The last enemy losses with a date and place reported by MNF-Iraq was on October 15 for deaths on October 13. The last enemy losses with a date and place reported by CJTF-82 in Afghanistan was on October 1 for deaths on that date. I am writing my PAO contacts for an explanation. To date in October, we have lost 24 troops in Iraq, 18 KIA and 6 from non-hostile causes. The enemy has lost at least 125. In Afghanistan, we have lost two soldiers in October, and our enemy has lost at least 22. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Afghanistan, Iraq, Terrorist Death Watch, War on Terror
The Truth About American Deaths in Iraq
UPDATE June 15, 2007: All of the graphs related to American losses in Iraq and terrorist losses, including those related to the Surge, have been moved to their own site: Losses in Iraq … Read entire article »
Filed under: Analysis, Iraq, Original writing, Terrorist Death Watch, War on Terror
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