This video shows the U.S. funded reconstruction project of an irrigation facility near the Tigris River. Local dignitaries, Mayor of Faris, local businessmen, U.S. military personnel view the completed project in operation as 3/1 and 1/4 Marines provide security for the group.
06 April 2009
4 Mar 2008 - RCT 1 Michaels sitrep in Faris, Iraq
Our Humvee cruises main street in Faris, Iraq. You can hear Vehicle Commander S. Michaels' voice in the background describing the general security situation in their AO (area of operations.)
4 Mar 2008 Faris, Iraq - 3/1 Marines RCT 1 Vehicle Commander Michaels comments
The Humvee of RCT1 (our vehicle) enters Faris, Iraq. Vehicle Commanders S. Michaels' voice can be heard in the background.
Heading out of Fallujah 4 Mar 2008 on 3/1 Marines - John Wroblewski video
Here is John looking at the kids waving from the side of the road as we head out of Fallujah to Faris, Iraq on our 4 Mar 2008 patrol with 3/1 Marines.
John Wroblewski Humvee to Faris, Iraq on 3/1 Marine patrol 4 Mar 2008
This clip is a quick shot of the interior of our Humvee as we begin a patrol with 3/1 Marines along the road from from Fallujah to Faris, Iraq. You can see our driver C. Martinez, the legs of our gunner C. Crosby (who is in the turret manning a Browning M2 .50 cal machine gun!) and John Wroblewski.
01 April 2009
Gold Star dad visit to Iraq on www.parcbench.com
Great news everyone! An original story I have written, along with my photos of John Wroblewski's visit to Ramadi, Iraq is the featured, front page article on www.parcbench.com today. I hope you will take the time to view this article and post a comment. Brett Joshpe and the staff have been very enthusiastic about this story and worked hard to get it published before the 6 April anniversary of the ambush in order to honor these brave men of 2/4 Marines, Echo Company, their sacrifice, and the sacrifices their families have made to our nation.
The staff is interested in more about our trip, so I would appreciate it if you would add your comments to their website to show your support for what I have tried to accomplish, so that the public can read more about John and his trip to honor J.T.'s memory along with the rest of the fallen.
The staff is interested in more about our trip, so I would appreciate it if you would add your comments to their website to show your support for what I have tried to accomplish, so that the public can read more about John and his trip to honor J.T.'s memory along with the rest of the fallen.
28 March 2009
Video #11 - Janney & Wroblewski depart BIAP for International Zone 1 Mar 2008
This clip of 2 Blackhawk helicopters was shot as Wroblewski and I began walking across the tarmac at the Baghdad International Airport to board one of them. Video or photographs at the airport are strictly against OPSEC (operational security.) However, my low quality video (posted over one year later) was hardly an OPSEC issue, then or now. Listen to the background audio, which is incredibly amusing in hindsight, as a female civilian (not wearing required body armor or Kevlar!) chastises me for shooting this short video. Seconds later, she was yelled at by our airfield escort for talking on her cellphone in a prohibited area! Booyah!
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