As the United States’ presence in Iraq dwindles down, and the shift of Iraqi control that began on 30 June, 2009, continues, US forces are becoming useful in another area of Iraq—the border region. Part of the Security Agreement that was negotiated with the Iraqi government is that Iraqis are taking control and the lead of their country. US forces are pulling out of the cities (part of the surge program) and moving back to their major bases in the country.

Shortly after the NRA show, I contacted Brian Sain, founder of AmericanSnipers.org, for an update on his organization, and for the SOF’ers who are not acquainted with AmericanSnipers.org, I asked him to summarize the history of said organization. RKB

ALARMING FIGURES

CRYING POVERTY AFTER WASTING MONEY

YOU DIE!!!

FIDEL’S HEROINE OF THE REVOLUTION

The Arctic Sea, a Finnish-owned, Maltese-flagged 320-foot cargo ship manned by a Russian crew, sailed off from the Finnish port of Pietarsaari on 21 July, supposedly carrying timber worth over $1.5 million. The ship was bound for the port of Bejaia in Algeria.

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS ARE MISSING

“Yes, this contract is of course very good and important for us. More important however, is that the warfighters out there get the equipment they need!” Lennart Ljungfelt, President of Aimpoint AB said when we congratulated him after Aimpoint won an Army contract to supply 565,783 M68 Close Combat Optic rifle sights.