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Bureaucracy Nets JAM Leader
Iraqi Army and Iraqi Security Forces, with U.S. Special Forces as advisers, detained four suspected rogue Jaysh al-Mahdi terrorists insurgents during an intelligence-driven raid in Baghdad, July 27. Iraqi forces and U.S. Special Forces detained their four primary terrorists targets in the neighborhood of Al Shulla in southern Baghdad without incident.
| I personally like 'terrorists' but 'targets' works just as well. |
During the raid, Coalition Forces confiscated an identification card and other documents, which identified one of the men as a JAM battalion commander. A memorandum was also found that instructed JAM members when and where to meet for future JAM activities.
Even the terrorists have an entrenched bureaucracy, it seems.
"Mahmoud! Where's the meeting form?"
"Look under C:users/mahmoud/documents/myspace/meetings/JDAM/"
"Is that JAM or JDAM?"
"Uh-oh ..." |
The alleged terrorists insurgents are responsible for emplacing explosively formed penetrators, more commonly called EFPs, around Baghdad. They are also believed responsible for attacks on Iraqi and Coalition Forces. No Iraqi or U.S. forces were harmed in the intelligence-driven operation.
Posted by: Chuck Simmins 2007-07-29 |
