April 17, 2007
Marines Scramble To Save Humvee After VBIED Explosion
While using a Humvee to push an abandoned vehicle out of the road, the vehicle explodes, setting fire to the Humvee. In a valiant effort to save their equipment, ammunition and armaments, the Marines scramble onto the vehicle and begin stripping it... at considerable personal risk.
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This was apparently the second time this had happened to the same group of soldiers in less than two weeks.
To quote one of the soldiers from this unit: "Welcome to f**king Iraq."
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I am just glad I heard the last five seconds: "He's Ok!"
I assume the Marine is talking about the driver.
Thank God!
I assume the Marine is talking about the driver.
Thank God!
Posted by: Garduneh Mehr at April 17, 2007 12:01 PM (j97MF)
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This is a old video, I think I saw this on Defencetech way back guesing 04'. They did it as a what not to do type video with EOD occations. A abandoned car in road deploying a humvee to push it out of the way rather than a EOD unit, the squad leader should be busted down for such.
If they really couldn't wait for EOD or that was not even a option either blow the dam thing up or swiss cheese it. After a good swiss cheese if it doesn't explode a push would probably be pretty safe.
This is a old video we have long moved pasted such not knowing better.
If they really couldn't wait for EOD or that was not even a option either blow the dam thing up or swiss cheese it. After a good swiss cheese if it doesn't explode a push would probably be pretty safe.
This is a old video we have long moved pasted such not knowing better.
Posted by: C-Low at April 17, 2007 05:46 PM (ZNANk)
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