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Good News From the War On Radicial Islam Seldom Reported
There is remarkable progress being made in the War On Terror, Radical Islam, and beyond thanks to our superior military. Read the stories here ignored by big liberal media since Obamamania has taken over the airwaves. Be sure to visit our We Support page to find great ways to give back to these heroes!
Headlines from Central Command:
KABUL, Afghanistan (May 12, 2011) — Members from Combined Joint Interagency Task Force-435 visited a juvenile rehabilitation center in Kabul May 8 to distribute personal hygiene kits, towels, and school supplies to the youth at the center.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/cjiatf-435-delivers-supplies-to-juvenile-rehabilitation-center)
ZABUL, Afghanistan (May 5, 2011) — Under the direction of Zabul Provincial Gov. Ashraf Naseri, over 90 Afghan National Security Force, or ANSF, members conducted the first poppy eradication event this year in Zabul province, Afghanistan.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/afghans-lead-poppy-eradication-operations)
SOUTHWEST ASIA (May 9, 2011) — Servicemembers and coalition partners in Southwest Asia gathered May 7 for a 5K 'fun run' to celebrate the first national Explosive Ordinance Disposal Day.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/airmen-run-to-honor-eod-fallen-injured)
CAMP TAJI, Iraq (May 9, 2011) — Iraqi and American officials celebrated the delivery of two Mi-171E helicopters here Wednesday.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/iraqi-unit-adds-four-mi-171-helicopters-to-inventory)
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (May 9, 2011) — Two years ago, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates traveled throughout Afghanistan, promising deployed troops he would make sure they had everything they needed to accomplish their mission -- including more forward-deployed medical capabilities in the event they were wounded.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/golden-hour-initiative-pays-off-in-afghanistan)
KABUL, Afghanistan (May 4, 2011) — Afghanistan advisers represent a variety of nations and services. At the Afghan National Police Regional Logistic Center in Mazar-e-Sharif, one U.S. Navy sailor plays a critical role.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/sailor-shares-experiences-as-afghan-adviser)
CAMP DWYER, Helmand province, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (May 9, 2011) — The Marine Corps believes it has found the right dog for the counter-IED fight, but it’s not the traditional military working dog.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/corps-unleashes-labradors-in-counter-ied-fight)
KABUL, Afghanistan (May 5, 2011) — Hundreds of military and civilian personnel packed a dimly-lit hangar April 30 to pay their final respects to eight U.S. Air Force Airmen and one retired Army civilian contractor killed April 27 when a gunman opened fire during a meeting with NATO trainers.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/memorial-honors-fallen-warriors)
CAMP LEATHERNECK, Afghanistan (May 5, 2011) — US forces are continuously working with Afghan National Security Forces to help them become an independent military.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/clb-8-marines-escort-new-kandak-to-helmand-province)
GARMSIR DISTRICT, Helmand province, Afghanistan (May 5, 2011) — Quiet, muffled conversation leaks from a guard tower, but only one Marine can be seen inside.
Read more... (http://www.centcom.mil/news/through-the-ranks-private-first-class)
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Marines shuttering another major base as Iraq mission draws to close!
by GySgt. Katesha Washington 2nd Marine Logistics
 | CAMP TAQADDUM (Nov. 3, 2009) -- Marine Corps participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom is drawing to a close, and Marines and Sailors are preparing equipment for shipment back home or to other parts of the world. As part of the departure, one of the Marine Corps' largest bases in the country is on its way to being in the hands of the Iraqi government once again. | . . .
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Remember Iraq? Troop Drawdown is on Track Says Policy Chief
By Army Sgt. 1st Class Michael J. Carden
From the American Forces Press Service - WASHINGTON, Oct. 21, 2009 -- Although much work remains to draw down the U.S. troop presence in Iraq, Pentagon officials told Congress here today the Defense Department is well on schedule to their withdrawal timeline. . . .
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Iraqis Open Arms to Romance as Violence Fades
Missy Ryan and Aseel Kami - Reuters
![](http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?m=02&d=20090214&t=2&i=8261930&w=192&r=2009-02-14T131516Z_01_BTRE51D10UE00_RTROPTP_0_IRAQ-VALENTINE") Proof the war has been won! Iraqis adopt the Valentines Day tradition! Romance is in the air in Baghdad as war-weary Iraqis celebrate Valentine's Day after a sharp drop in violence, allowing lovers to cautiously hold hands in parks and to buy gifts for their sweethearts. Public courtship and more daring clothing for women are increasing after years of growing intolerance, perhaps signaling the Islamic dogma and conservatism that accompanied Iraq's slide into sectarian slaughter may be losing their grip. Take that Harry (the war is lost) Reid! . . .
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Don't Mention the War
HOW do you know when things are going well for the US and its coalition allies in Iraq? When you see virtually nothing about it on your television screen or in the papers. . . .
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Residents See 'Light at End of Tunnel' in Iraqi City
From Defenselink.mil - By Ken Griffin
 CAMP TAJI, Iraq, Nov. 10, 2008 -- Only a year ago, reliable electricity in Sab al Bour, Iraq, was just a dream. The city, just north of Baghdad along the Grand Canal, was practically deserted, with only diehard residents and pockets of insurgents sticking around in the dark. As of Nov. 8, residents in this small agricultural city are literally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, according to Sheik Nadeem Hatem al-Tamimi, an influential leader in the area. Outside the city's new electrical substation, the sheik spoke, both literally and metaphorically, about the town's emergence from darkness. . . .
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U.S. hands back a quieter Anbar Province
RAMADI, Iraq: Two years ago, Anbar Province was the most lethal place for American forces in Iraq. A U.S. marine or soldier died in the province nearly every day, and the provincial capital, Ramadi, was a moonscape of rubble and ruins. Islamic extremists controlled large pieces of territory, with some so ferocious in their views that they did not even allow the baking of bread. . . .
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U.S. Cites Big Gains Against Al-Qaeda
WashingtonPost.com - Joby Warrick
Less than a year after his agency warned of new threats from a resurgent al-Qaeda, CIA Director Michael V. Hayden now portrays the terrorist movement as essentially defeated in Iraq and Saudi Arabia and on the defensive throughout much of the rest of the world, including in its presumed haven along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. . . .
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Major Al-Qaeda operative killed in US missile strike
From Breitbart.com
A major Al-Qaeda operative of Arab origin was among six militants killed overnight in a suspected US missile strike in northwest Pakistan, a senior security official told AFP Wednesday. Security sources identified the militant as Abdullah Azam al-Saudi, a senior member in Osama bin Laden's Al-Qaeda network. . . .
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