First, probably one of the most insulting things you can call an Iraqi soldier is a "woman." Second, it's kind of refreshing in this PC society to see an American who's not an actor or DMV employee speak like that. Third, I'm glad I wasn't on the receiving end. Don't click if soldier-style profanity bothers you.
S/T Corner.
Tags: american dressing down iraqi soldiers, iraqi police force
Realizing it was my last chance to serve my country, I joined the Army in 2003. I served in Iraq and Washington D.C. in 2004 and 2005 as a Sergeant and am currently a second lieutenant in the US Army reserves. I observe OPSEC. My news stories focus on the positive since negative news about the war and the military is easy to find. They mostly come from www.centcom.mil, a government agency that won't lose any money for me posting them. In fact, they welcome it.
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