Personal Narrative: Delta Force

This continues to show us how reckless and sloppy America was with its plan for the bomb. Document D talks about a story of a survivor who experienced the attack at an early age in his classroom. He states " It is hard to tell, his skull was cracked open, his flesh was hanging out from his head. He has only one eye left, and it was looking right at me... he told me to go away."

By late afternoon two assaults had been repelled and Charlie and Alpha Companies had arrived along with elements from Delta Company which was the heavy weapons squad and standing by on reserve. During one assault on the perimeter Delta Company suffered heavy losses including one platoon leader. A mist off all the chaos only two medivac helicopters managed to land and evacuate casualties, instead it was the assault ships that landed with reinforcements that evacuated the wounded from the battle. Meanwhile a second assault was organized to try and link up with the cut off platoon but was soon repelled by enemy forces.

“[We’d have to become] extremely aggressive and we couldn’t afford to take ny more causalities” [ Belknap, 57] Lieutenant William Calley, Jr. Later testifies. After the “impromptu funeral for Sergeant Cox,”[ Belknap, 57] Captain Ernest Medina held a briefing that explained the group were to go on a search and destroy mission the next morning after being tipped off my intelligence reports and that by the time they arrive all innocent civilians should have left for the market.

This means that it is a fertilizer-based bomb that is commonly used among countries like Iraq and Pakistan to create weapons that need to be constructed near the target area. The 1300-pound bomb was placed in a van and delivered to the world trace center around noon. Eyad Ismoil then lit the 20-foot long fuse and then fled the scene. The explosion blew nearly a 100-foot hole in the base of the north tower and killed 6 people instantly.

I used intellectual courage to look at the big picture. I had nothing but negative thoughts about the deployment and wanted to send people home as soon as possible. However, my colleague reminded me of some of the upcoming operations we may potentially play a part in and there was a high probability we’d be tasked. I knew that if I set my guys home, one of the Quick Reaction Team’s (QRT) in the AOR would have to pick up the slack, and my team was strategically located in country and had the proper qualifications.

Day 1 I got lost out in the wilderness. My heart fueled my body with adrenalin, so much that I couldn’t stop shaking. My actions today put everyone in my squad in great danger, and I hate myself for it. We were all so excited for Saturday when we finished up our patrol.

Atomic Bomb DBQ - Ben Fernandez Imagine waking up and getting ready for the day. Go walking on the way to work and a plane goes overhead. Looking up and see a small thing attached to a parachute get dropped from the plane. All the sudden the sky erupted in flames.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL Everyone get your stuff together! On your feet boys. STAN

“Sargent on deck!” The other females and I yelled in sync as the officers walked into our pod. There were twenty-one of us standing with our faces towards the wall and our hands behind our backs. This was a shakedown. Frozen and silent, I stood there listening as the officers ram sacked through my belongings.

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This bomb contained napalm, a highly flammable sticky substance consisting of gasoline thickened with special soaps, and phosphorous jelly. The napalm strike resulted in the small village being burned down, and several people dying due to severe burns. This photo has an effect on me, and definitely

MEMORANDUM FOR Commander, 75th Ranger Regiment, Fort Benning, GA 31905 SUBJECT: AR 15-6 Investigation Findings and Recommendations 1. FINDINGS: The following are the findings of this investigation into the events of Saturday 12 MAR 16 and Sunday 13 MAR 16, leading to the arrest of 1LT Paul Handelman (Platoon Leader, Bravo Company, 2d Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment) by Korean National Police (KNP). 1LT Handelman is suspected of: violating General Order #1, violating the United States Forces Korea (USFK) curfew policy, violating a direct order from his Company Commander (Co CDR) CPT Ferriter, assaulting a KNP Officer, causing property damage to a Korean National, and of being drunk and disorderly. This investigation also illuminates the actions of CPT Soren Jorgensen (Executive Officer, Bravo Company, 2d Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment) who was with 1LT

The light of the screen illuminated his face. Feverishly, he began typing. More then thirty miles away from the mans location, two disguised mechanical doors opened, flawing the flat desert ground. A mechanical sound, almost like gears, began, and a gray object arose,with disruptions of white along its length in a pattern, pointing straight up. With a cylindrical body and coned top, it was unmistakably a missile.

They were flown to South Korea. Next is the many kinds of peril. When the event happened in the different period, and the danger was changed because the technology was modified which is the weapon. In the Hannibal time, his armies were attacked by local tribesmen.