Armed Humanitarians
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As the UH-60 Black Hawk skimmed low over the desert of southern Iraq, I noticed the “fun-o-meter” patch the pilot, Chief Warrant Officer Ryan Newman, had fixed to back of his flight helmet: ARE WE HAVING FUN YET OR WHAT?
It was late March 2003 when I flew into Iraq in the passenger compartment of Newman’s helicopter, perched on a carton of field rations. I was one of several hundred journalists the U.S. Defense Department had invited to cover Operation Iraqi Freedom, the military campaign to ous...t Saddam Hussein and hunt for weapons of mass destruction. It was a master stroke of public relations. My embed assignment was with the Sixth Battalion, 101st Aviation, part of the 101st Airborne Division. Six Bat was a “general support” aviation unit: basically, a battlefield taxi service. This aircraft was delivering Meals-Ready-to-Eat and water destined for a Pathfinder infantry unit. I was a piece of spare cargo, and things were off to a rough start. The night before the battalion crossed north into Iraq, its staging base in Camp Udairi, Kuwait, saw a real missile attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the UH-60 Black Hawk skimmed low over the desert of southern Iraq, I noticed the “fun-o-meter” patch the pilot, Chief Warrant Officer Ryan Newman, had fixed to back of his flight helmet: ARE WE HAVING FUN YET OR WHAT?
It was late March 2003 when I flew into Iraq in the passenger compartment of Newman’s helicopter, perched on a carton of field rations. I was one of several hundred journalists the U.S. Defense Department had invited to cover Operation Iraqi Freedom, the military campaign to ous...t Saddam Hussein and hunt for weapons of mass destruction. It was a master stroke of public relations. My embed assignment was with the Sixth Battalion, 101st Aviation, part of the 101st Airborne Division. Six Bat was a “general support” aviation unit: basically, a battlefield taxi service. This aircraft was delivering Meals-Ready-to-Eat and water destined for a Pathfinder infantry unit. I was a piece of spare cargo, and things were off to a rough start. The night before the battalion crossed north into Iraq, its staging base in Camp Udairi, Kuwait, saw a real missile attack.
What to read after Armed Humanitarians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Hodge to read onlineMoreLess
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