[cardsharksam]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

The initial American assault in the first Iraqi war to free Kuwait, consisted of tanks with bulldozer blades fitted. They ran along the Iraqi trenches, just burying all the Iraqi troops in a wave of sand and dirt. The troops in the trenches never even got a chance to fire their weapons. The dozer tanks were moving along at speeds from 15 to 25 mph. They were using turret guns to suppress return fire, but found it unneeded. This looks to me like some of the Iraqi trenches being dug up.

Did they put themselves in bodybags as the tanks filled them trenches in

[18Zulu]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

The initial American assault in the first Iraqi war to free Kuwait, consisted of tanks with bulldozer blades fitted. They ran along the Iraqi trenches, just burying all the Iraqi troops in a wave of sand and dirt. The troops in the trenches never even got a chance to fire their weapons. The dozer tanks were moving along at speeds from 15 to 25 mph. They were using turret guns to suppress return fire, but found it unneeded. This looks to me like some of the Iraqi trenches being dug up.

Whoever told you that is as full of shit as the title of this thread.

[William May]

Originally Posted by 18Zulu ↗

Whoever told you that is as full of shit as the title of this thread.

Please Google "Bulldozer Assault in First Iraqi War".
They plowed over 70 miles of trenches in 3 hours. The attack started at 0400 hours, and was over at 0645 hours, with 0 U.S. Casualties. They did not run directly across the trenches, but ran in groups of 2 or three, rolled up to the trenches, turned to follow the trench lines, and started burying everyone in the trenches. The Iraqis never even had a chance to fire their weapons, which were all aimed outwards from the trenches. The tanks and bulldozers came from the sides, with a cascade of tons of dirt, rocks, and sand. Some estimates are as high as 10,000 Iraqi soldiers were buried in the attack. Once they started rolling, they never stopped. The lead vehicle was a little out of the trench line, and the next vehicle moved all the dirt and sand from the first vehicle further over. If they had 3 vehicles, they moved in formation. By the time they were done, the trench line had disappeared. They reported it was flat land, with arms and legs sticking out of it.

[depraved1]

BS fake/propaganda.
The reasons are many why it is prop.

[18Zulu]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Please Google "Bulldozer Assault in First Iraqi War".
They plowed over 70 miles of trenches in 3 hours. The attack started at 0400 hours, and was over at 0645 hours, with 0 U.S. Casualties. They did not run directly across the trenches, but ran in groups of 2 or three, rolled up to the trenches, turned to follow the trench lines, and started burying everyone in the trenches. The Iraqis never even had a chance to fire their weapons, which were all aimed outwards from the trenches. The tanks and bulldozers came from the sides, with a cascade of tons of dirt, rocks, and sand. Some estimates are as high as 10,000 Iraqi soldiers were buried in the attack. Once they started rolling, they never stopped. The lead vehicle was a little out of the trench line, and the next vehicle moved all the dirt and sand from the first vehicle further over. If they had 3 vehicles, they moved in formation. By the time they were done, the trench line had disappeared. They reported it was flat land, with arms and legs sticking out of it.

It’s anti US pro muslin propaganda. We could get in to the vast reasons why it didn’t, wouldn’t and couldn’t happen but let’s start with the most obvious….. there were no intrenched Iraqis in Desert Storm ……

We did face off with handfuls of soldiers here and there but the majority of them surrendered by locating us with white flags and hands raised.

[William May]

Originally Posted by 18Zulu ↗

It’s anti US pro muslin propaganda. We could get in to the vast reasons why it didn’t, wouldn’t and couldn’t happen but let’s start with the most obvious….. there were no intrenched Iraqis in Desert Storm ……

We did face off with handfuls of soldiers here and there but the majority of them surrendered by locating us with white flags and hands raised.

Google it and read about it. It's true and it happened. I know guys who were there and told me about it. They were facing the heavily fortified "Saddam Hussein Line", and this is the tactic they used to defeat it.

This action inspired the mass surrenders of Iraqi forces later that particular day, and in the ensuing days that followed. Many Iraqi soldiers in the trench lines behind the front trenches, saw what was happening and immediately climbed out of the trenches and surrendered.

[Fordemups]

Total bollocks. They wouldn’t conceal the deaths of soldiers. Not when they can use their deaths to scam more money out of the American public.

[wrex1]

Originally Posted by vicksvaporub ↗

Wut was the narrator sayin?

He was admitting that he loves the cock

[wrex1]

Cap af. But I like how decayed the bodies were

[Guderian1974]

Originally Posted by ares323 ↗

Indeed. The military has very strict accountability for all personnel, not only during a deployment, but even in garrison. Shit, even if someone misplaced their gas masks or NODs, nobody goes home until the missing item is accounted for. If any soldiers are missing, we'd have heard about it a long time ago.

No ID tags. No ID cards. No U.S. military weapons, equipment, or uniforms. Nothing. Just a dirty canister of Albuterol. That's their proof. I'm almost disappointed that they didn't try hard enough to be more convincing. I think this is a sign of desperation.

"EXCEPT when Lets Go Brandon withdraws after his butts been wiped! NO accountability and rearmed the Taliban"