_>>>>Dramatyczny_atak__101-dywizji__PRZELOM__!!!!*

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Dramatyczny wylom w obronie irackiej !!!!
101-dywizja spadochroniarzy USA , przelamuje obrone ,prze do przodu !!
Walki trwaja juz na ulicach Hindiyah na poludnie od Bagdadu (
odglosy artyleri slychac juz w Bagdadzie , Sadam-szczur siedzi w
bunkrze i drzy ze strachu.

Przypuszczalnie Irak zaleje tereny miedzy rzekami Eufradem i Tygrysem
desperacko probujac zatrzyman natarcie dzielnych
spadochroniarzy !!!!
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Dramatic shift in battle lines around Baghdad:
US 101st Airborne units break through Iraqi defense lines and are fighting
in streets of Hindiyah south of capital.
Rumbles of artillery fire heard in South Baghdad come from these advancing
US units.

Iraq opens Euphrates-Tigris floodgates in path of US troops advancing on
Baghdad

Czy koniec Sadama bliski ? 101 to dywizja z II woj

[zbik]

II wojny swiatowej , tradycje zobowiazuja .
Zwyiezyli juz jednego Hitlerka ,zwycieza i drugiego.

hitlerek-sadam w zimnym pocie w bunkrze-101dobiera

[zbik]

mu sie do tylka.

Juz blisko Bagdadu .............

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U.S.-Led Forces Close In on Baghdad

Monday, March 31, 2003

HINDIYAH, Iraq — Trading fire with Iraqis hidden behind brick walls and
hedges, U.S. Army forces spearheading the drive on Baghdad battled their way
into this town 50 miles from the capital Monday and captured dozens of members
of Saddam Hussein's vaunted Republican Guard.

The street-to-street fighting at the key Euphrates River crossing was the
war's closest known battle to Baghdad.

Farther south, the Army encircled the Shiite holy city of Najaf and said it
killed about 100 paramilitary fighters and captured about 50 Iraqis.

At least 35 Iraqi troops were reported killed in the fighting in Hindiyah,
situated between the sacred city of Karbala and the ruins of ancient Babylon.
The prisoners told the Americans they belonged to the guard's Nebuchadnezzar
Brigade, based in Saddam's home area of Tikrit, and they had the guard's
triangular insignia.

One U.S. soldier was wounded in the leg.

An armored unit of the 3rd Infantry Division rolled into the town of 80,000 at
dawn and was met quickly by small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades from
Iraqis hiding behind hedges and brick walls.

On the southeast side of a 200-yard concrete and steel bridge across the dark-
green Euphrates, the U.S. soldiers took up positions in abandoned bunkers and
sandbags and traded fire with Iraqis on the other side.

As the Americans began to cross the bridge, Iraqi troops tried to block it
with civilian cars. A dark blue car attempted to race across the bridge toward
U.S. forces but was hit with heavy machine gun fire, which stopped it in the
middle.

Iraqi forces in civilian clothes with blue or red kaffiyahs wrapped around
their heads and faces scrambled between buildings, trying to sneak up on U.S.
troops. Americans in tanks and Bradley fighting vehicles fired back with heavy
machine guns and 25mm cannon.

Leading to the bridge was a broad boulevard with wide sidewalks dotted with
cafes. Portraits of Saddam had been erected along the street every 100 yards.

"This must have been important to him (Saddam) to send down one of his
Republican Guard brigades," said U.S. brigade commander Col. David Perkins.

In another part of the city, a tank company attacked a bunker and killed 20
Iraqi troops and captured a dozen more in a different part of the city,
according to reports from the field.

At the Hindiyah police station, U.S. soldiers used shotguns to open a locked
door and stormed the building. Intelligence officers rifled through the desks.
Troops found maps with fighting positions marked out and organizational charts.

Three Iraqi men were in the station's jail cells. They told U.S. soldiers they
had not eaten for three days. A company commander gave them field rations, and
the soldiers looked for the keys to the cells.

At Baath Party office for Hindiyah, tens of thousands of rounds of small arms
ammmunition were found stockpiled inside, along with hundreds of mortars and
dozens of heavy machine guns. Behind the building, in a palm tree plantation,
were at least 20 mortar tubes set up with boxes of ammunition next to them,
camouflaged with palm fronds.

Inside the party leader's office was a wall map designating the locations of
four Republican Guard companies defending the town, and two large arrows
showing the expected routes of U.S. troops and how the Iraqis would defend
against them.

Two motorcycles with sidecars that appeared to be adapted with machine gun
mounts were parked in front of the Baath Party headquarters.

A few dozen civilians emerged, waving white flags.

At one point, U.S. soldiers spotted an elderly woman in black chador, lying
wounded in the middle of the bridge. Using his Bradley fighting vehicle for
cover, company commander Capt. Chris Carter of Watkinsville, Ga., ran out to
center of the bridge, saw that she needed urgent help and called for an
armored ambulance to take her to an aid station.

He used his M-16 rifle to provide cover while the medics put her on a
stretcher. Carter then returned to the U.S. side of the bridge.

Czy Sadam otworzy zapory wodne ??

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I czy uzyje chemie ?
Juz niedlugo zobaczymy.

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