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U.S. Army Soldiers Shelling Insurgents From COP Michigan
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src: U.S. Army Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, engage Insurgents with a 120mm mortar from COP Michigan in Afghanistan.

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Added: Oct-6-2011 
By: SpeckFettGulag
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Tags: U.S. Army Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, engage Insurgents with a 120mm mortar from COP Michigan in Afghanistan.
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  • I'm not sure but I think the biggest mortar bult was " little david "

    It had a caliber of 914mm. and fired a shell weighing 3,650 pounds up to 6 miles.

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    James-T-Kirk (1440.00)

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  • I dont know shit but a direct hit to those green cascets with orange marker in them...I have carried them before and a direct hit would be no good. Altho they most likely are just ammunitions and not explosives, but you never know.
    Pretty bad place for them next to the grunts. I guess they didnt have better place.

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    EMAG-K (518.22)

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  • Damn, that skinny white kid looks green. Kind of just wondering around. At time 0:55 he steps in front of the mortar tube. Not sure how save that is, I mean no one was firing it, but still… probably not a good practice.

    120mm is a big bitch. I would hate to be on the receiving end of that.

    The mortar isn’t very secure. The damn thing was practically aiming a different direction after each shot. Any vet’s here know if this is typical?

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    Flashovr (1882.80)  

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    • @Flashovr Maybe not very typical, but they're shooting in a "general direction" it's not exactly a precision bombardment, just laying fire down on those sob's...

      Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
      Leaker89 (203.30)  

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  • That small kid is my best friend Jesse Roth like no shit. This video has been posted before and I was like wtf that's Jesse lol. He just got out of the Army from a 3 year contract and told me it was the best feeling ever earlier today on the phone, he should be home Tuesday. I am currently back in Seattle so I will see him and drink that PATRONNN! If anyone finds this kid on facebook be sure to add me as well im marked as his brother in the family section.

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    Afghan_American1990 (26.30)  
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  • They certainly weren't firing for accuracy that's for sure! They didn't even lock down the plate!

    Posted Oct-7-2011 By 
    Tondog (23.18)  

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  • Thats a big ass round

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    zindo (786.32)

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  • repost

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    Meevinman (173.64)  

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  • Really need some auto auto sentry turrets and some huge cannons. I know the monitors work but get some big toyz and some hi tech sh1t up there.

    Are is probably too remote to bring in artillery shelling cannons.

    Some times I just like to see see something with a huge bang to it.

    Stay safe dudes.

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    trancefreak64 (33.14)

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  • Stop fucking around and drop those fuckers in the tube.

    Posted Oct-7-2011 By 
    Tommyr (1025.44)  

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  • Good shootin boys! Tali whackers!

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    jpeterman57 (589.58)  

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  • I'm no expert. but they kinda looked like rookies.

    God Bless 'em, They are there, and I'm not.

    Just saying that process did not look like a well oiled machine.

    Posted Oct-6-2011 By 
    wharris (2245.42)  

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