Dwight D. Eisenhower
Evening...
A fairly quiet news day for the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment. However, a couple of articles did catch my eye...along with new photos of the 2-2 SCR...
First the articles...
May 1, 2008
ISF leads CF to 3 caches at abandoned building (Rashid)
1st BCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div.
Multi-National Division – Baghdad
BAGHDAD – At approximately 5 a.m., Multi-National Division – Baghdad soldiers conducted a joint operation with the National Police and discovered three separate caches in an abandoned building in the Rashid district of southern Baghdad May 1.
During the operation, soldiers from Company D, 2nd Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, attached to the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division entered the abandoned building behind their Iraqi counterparts and began to search inside.
The soldiers seized 10 explosively formed penetrator improvised explosive devices, 26 155mm artillery rounds, more than 100 pounds of homemade explosives, 19 mortar rounds, 47 rocket-propelled grenades, seven RRG boosters, seven sticks of TNT, two blocks of plastic explosives, four claymore mines, a 105mm rocket, a bag of mortar boosters and rounds of loose ammunition.
“This is a monumental find,” said Maj. Dave Olson, the spokesman for the 1st BCT, 4th Inf. Div. “This tremendous action by the Iraqi Security Forces will hamper the activity of the criminals operating in the East Rashid area.
The Raider Brigade soldiers continue to support the ISF, as they find and destroy enemy munitions to provide a safe and secure environment for innocent Iraqi citizens.”
--------------------------This one too...
MND-B Soldiers Kill 9 Criminals in Separate Clashes
In a few short weeks Chris will be home for R&R. His mother and I are looking forward to his arrival...along with many others who have been praying for him. Couple his homecoming with a wedding for our oldest son and we have...a wonderful month ahead of us. We...can't...wait!
For those of you who have been following along in this blog and supporting all of our warriors in Iraq with your thoughts and prayers...thanks! You have been a tremendous source of encouragement for all of us...
Don't forget the latest photos below...recognize anyone?
Chris, I love you buddy...stay focused and be safe!
v/r,
- Collabman
8 comments:
I can not thank you enough for this site. I was checking it out tonight and saw a picture of my son,SPC Robertson.That always makes my day. To all the warriors, stay safe and come home soon.
Thanks for the feedback...we too, love the photos...
v/r,
- Collabman
Love your site I check it about once a week and as a Warrior from D Co, 2-2 SCR I have a vested interest.
One correction though the photo you have here is of SPC Robert Schoendorf of New York.
Thanks for your support,
SSG Michael Maddox
MGS Platoon
thanks for the site any pictures of Cco 1-2 scr my son joseph is with them, thanks great work
SSG Maddox - welcome and thanks for your comment...and most importantly your service! We appreciate all you are doing with the 2nd SCR!
I will assume you are talking about the bottom photo on this blog is SPC Bobby Schoendorf...that is the one I corrected.
If not, let me know which specific photo needs updating....thanks sir!
Be safe...
v/r,
- Collabman
royguercio - thanks for your comment.
I will keep an eye out for anything from C Co, 1-2 SCR!
Thanks!
v/r,
- Collabman
Thank you sir for this site and thank your Son for his service. My Son is SFC Jason Kerns with B-1/2 SCR and my Nephew is SPc Rodney Ruiz, with A-1/2 SCR. You had a picture of Jason on the blog "Silent Tears?" from a ceremony on 4/16/08. I can't seem to find it on your site anymore. Jason is the NCO in the third picture down, last soldier on the right. You might remember the picture because the soldier in the middle is in tears. Please post anything you can about 1/2 SCR. We don't get much news about our brave Warriors over here in "Radio Free Amerika". Thank you again. Tim Kerns
Tim - thanks for the note.
On the main blog site...right hand side you will see April..click the arrow and it will display all my blogs from April...then click on the "Silent Tears" blog to see the article.
If that does not work for ya:
http://collabman.blogspot.com/2008/04/silent-tears.html
v/r,
- Collabman
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