Lt. Col. Dunleavy, two long-time interpreters and cultural advisor Sue Roffee interact with locals and speak on recent improvements here.
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good to see some footage! nice work. kids always add a level of intensity to the story. to see the little boy in his jersey standing next the soldiers in their armor and uniforms is a really intense image. the camera belongs there. kudos, mr. foley, for giving me images and stories to ponder in my databank of memory.
jimmy you got a write a story about sue roffee, the cultural advisor. where'd she learn arabic? is she giving them clothes? how'd she end up there? etc. -send to stateside magazine. -ss
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good to see some footage! nice work. kids always add a level of intensity to the story. to see the little boy in his jersey standing next the soldiers in their armor and uniforms is a really intense image. the camera belongs there. kudos, mr. foley, for giving me images and stories to ponder in my databank of memory.
stay safe and aware.
-suree
jimmy you got a write a story about sue roffee, the cultural advisor. where'd she learn arabic? is she giving them clothes? how'd she end up there? etc. -send to stateside magazine. -ss
The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the blog post From the Front: 05/19/2008 News and Personal dispatches from the front lines.
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