Report from 2/2 Marines. Warlords, taking the fight to the enemy,

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One Marines View
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Combat operations have ebbs and flows. Within a blink of an eye there can be more activity and friction that you ever thought could be present, then it grows even more. Usually those types of efforts have results, good and bad. You can measure your past and progress and in our case the result has been a success.

Everything has a price, usually a consumable one that can never be replaced. In our efforts our gains have been paid for in blood, however, the accomplishments of your young Marines have put the enemy in a hurt locker.

We have been busy, really busy, but we are all doing the things we enjoy, if that makes sense and things have been going very good. We have had some losses but they all died as heroes. The enemy has been dealt a severe blow and was trapped like a dog. There has been fighting and IEDs but nothing your young warriors can’t handle. I have seen boys become men in the past few days and indescribable heroism, bravery, and passion as they took the fight to the enemy. I am very proud of them all.

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Remembering the young warriors of 2/2 Marines “Warlords” that have fallen in Operation Enduring Freedom, Helmand Province, Afghanistan deployed the end of October 2009. Young warriors that have paid the ultimate price sacrificially laying their lives down for their brothers and sisters and this Nation.

LCpl. Michael L Freeman
LCpl Eric L Ward,
LCpl Adam D Peak
Cpl. Jacob H Turbett
PFC Jason H Estopinal
LCpl. Nicholas J. Hand
LCpl. Jonathan A. Taylor
Sgt. Jeremy R. McQueary
LCpl. Omar G. Roebuck
LCpl Larry M Johnson

Link to:

http://www.veteransmemoriam.com/

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Thanks Sis, after all these years , these accounts still grab my heart. Just like Vietnam , we fought , and died , as a team. Mostly fighting for each other

[David]

God Bless them and their families.