ODAs 394 and 395 began suppressing the defenders of Objective Stone, after a scheduled airstrike failed to soften up the Iraqi defenses, causing the Peshmerga to initially refuse to attack the objective, the two ODAs were engaged by Iraqi heavy machine guns and 120 mm mortar fire.

ODA 391, led by Captain (CPT) Eric Wright, and ODA 392, led by CPT Matthew Saunders, would support the dismounted infantry with heavy machine gun fire. In the center, near Hills 419 and 429, two 250-man Peshmerga columns were to attack independently.

As ODA 391 and 392 were dueling with the Iraqi armor, ODAs 394 and 395 were advancing on the end of the ridgeline to the northwest of the crossroads fight. The teams were trying to reconnoiter the enemy positions and turn the Iraqi flank …

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Jul 2, 2024 · Mike took ODA-394, the quick-reaction force (QRF), and they roared off in their Ground Mobility Vehicles (GMVs) to support Nine-Five and the AMF. After a quick look around, I discovered I was the only medic in the compound.

Sep 22, 2024 · ODAs 394 and 395 began suppressing the defenders of Objective Stone, after a scheduled airstrike failed to soften up the Iraqi defences, causing the Peshmerga to initially refuse to attack the objective, the two ODAs were engaged by …

Six (6) months later Mr. Maxwell attended Military Freefall School and was assigned to a Military Freefall team ODA 574. In June 1992 Mr. Maxwell was assigned to Charlie Company /3rd Battalion /3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) where …

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ODA 391, led by Captain (CPT) Eric Wright, and ODA 392, led by CPT Ma hew Saun-ders, would support the dismounted infantry with heavy machine gun fire. In the center, near Hills 419 and 429, two 250-man Peshmerga.

My name is Jeff Mckellop: 20 years US Army, Special Forces, ODA 394/395, Eight years US Contractor for the State and Agency. Father of two wonderful children, Davis, and Paige. Never been arrested, Held Clearence for decades, laid my …