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2003-08-02 | ||
BAGRAM AIR BASE: US coalition forces killed up to four Taliban or Al Qaeda fighters during a clash in southern Afghanistan while Afghan troops unearthed a massive ammunition dump. âAn estimated four anti-coalition fighters were killed last night (Thursday) after a larger group fired on Special Operations Forces on patrol north of Kandahar,â Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Lefforge told reporters at Bagram Air Base.
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Posted by:Fred Pruitt |
#16 Ah, yeah - 14 hrs ahead of CA - that's the ticket. His server is on East coast. I'm +11 and you're -3 = 14. Shit. Finally. BTW, I've inverted my days and nights here- cuz I'm not working and just feel like it, so it's past my phreakin bedtime. Later! |
Posted by: ·com 2003-8-2 11:33:13 PM |
#15 are you sure *? |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-8-2 11:18:09 PM |
#14 So I'm 11 hrs ahead of the Rantburg server, wherever it is. Comparing your clock to server post time will tell you the rest for realtive diff between our locations. On first blush, I think I'm 15 hrs ahead of CA, not counting any Daylight Savings foolishness. |
Posted by: ·com 2003-8-2 11:11:54 PM |
#13 Frank G - If CA, then you're GMT-8 - so 15 hrs diff when talking Standard Time, the Daylight Savings Time really screw it all up. My local time is 10:08AM - lessee what the server stamps the response at... (I know, don't end sentences with prepostions - fuck it!) |
Posted by: ·com 2003-8-2 11:05:56 PM |
#12 take Fred's comment time and subtract 3 hrs for pacific coast time lol... |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-8-2 10:39:17 PM |
#11 CA (San Diego home - Family in NV) is 1 hr ahead of Continental/Mountain, so you must be + 8 PST? Wild Turkey fog settling in....... |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-8-2 10:36:36 PM |
#10 Watcher / CGeib - I appreciate knowing the truth. Now I will kick a little tail by email... the guy who sent it to me claimed "insider" status. BS artiste. And you never know - till you know... Thx!!! |
Posted by: © 2003-8-2 10:18:44 PM |
#9 Sorry PD, those ARE Russians getting it in Chechnia. Saw it when it first came out... |
Posted by: Watcher 2003-8-2 9:39:45 PM |
#8 Frank G - I'm in Thailand - GMT +7 which is currently 11 hrs ahead of the east coast - and 13 ahead of you out there in the Mountain Zone (NV is MT, right?). So Rantburg rolls over at 11:00 AM for me. |
Posted by: The Artiste PDâ¢Â© 2003-8-2 8:15:17 PM |
#7 PD - man! you guys in the east post early - Fred's daily clock rolls over 9PM PDT - what time is that in your hood? Thai was it? |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-8-2 7:21:10 PM |
#6 PD - exemption granted, exceptional enthusiasm noted. stand down soldier ;-) |
Posted by: Frank G 2003-8-2 7:19:56 PM |
#5 Well, it certainly looks like a Russian BTR, to me. |
Posted by: CGeib 2003-8-2 4:40:11 PM |
#4 I have been in SaoodiLand⢠(which means not living in The Real World) for 3 of those and was unaware it was common, as well as described otherwise - my apologies. Thx. Nothing to see here. Move along. Move along... |
Posted by: PD 2003-8-2 3:18:22 PM |
#3 fwiw: this file has been floating around for at least 4 or 5 years. I think I saw on Strategypage.com that it's actually Russian troops getting hit by Chechens, although I don't know how certain they were. |
Posted by: Anonymous 2003-8-2 3:13:11 PM |
#2 Oops - I forgot to mention the file size is 337K and, I hope it's obvious, you need PowerPoint to view. |
Posted by: PD 2003-8-2 2:55:41 PM |
#1 Hmmm. Mebbe LtCol Lefforge would enjoy this little image seq taken by an American SpcOps a little earlier in the Afghan scrimmage. His job was to do the laser designation of the target. Try counting the bodies from the parts in this one. :-> I particularly enjoyed the secondary explosion... a grenade or RPG round, perhaps? www.amble.com/images/taliban_attack.ppt |
Posted by: PD 2003-8-2 2:52:26 PM |