For anybody who has earned that award, I'll sit quite and listen with respect.
That’s telling it like it is.0
From the comments at the link.
Staff Sergeant David Bellavia, Medal of Honor, Bronze Star,Army Commendation medal recipient. As a member of Company A, Task Force 2-2, 1st Infantry Division, his platoon was assigned during Operation Phantom Fury to clear a block of twelve buildings from which insurgents were firing on American forces. The platoon began searching house-to-house. At the tenth house, Bellavia fatally shot an insurgent preparing to load a rocket-propelled grenade. A second insurgent fired at him, and Bellavia wounded him in the shoulder. When Staff Sergeant Bellavia entered a bedroom, the wounded insurgent followed, forcing Bellavia to kill him. When another insurgent began firing from upstairs, Bellavia returned fire and killed him. A fourth insurgent then jumped out of a closet in the bedroom, yelling and firing his weapon as he leaped over a bed trying to reach Bellavia. The insurgent tripped and Bellavia wounded him. Bellavia chased the insurgent when he ran upstairs. He followed the wounded insurgent's bloody footprints to a room on the left and threw in a fragmentation grenade. Upon entering the room, Bellavia discovered it was filled with propane tanks and plastic explosives. He did not fire his weapon for fear of setting off an explosion and instead then engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the insurgent, which led to Bellavia killing the insurgent by stabbing him in the collarbone. Just so you know
A very brief, but informative line. Well spoken.
If our government can put a rocket in the tailpipe of a specific SUV with directions coming from half way around the world, I'd not want those same forces pissed at me.
An all out war with Iran would be quite short. Mostly it would entail chasing down their warriors headed for the surrounding borders.
knifes, close and personal......