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...about Camp Liberty? BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The U.S. soldier who fired on fellow troops in Iraq has been identified as Army Sgt. John Russell, and he's been charged with five counts of murder, a military spokesman said Tuesday. Sgt John Russell was on his third tour in Iraq. Russell made a statement to the news men that he was angry Bush said the war would last only 6 to 8 months and here it is over 7 years later and no end in sight. Sgt Russell stated he couldn't take it anymore so he lashed out.
its obvious this guy was full of crap and trying to hide his conservative islam connections, by using Bush as a scape goat! does anyone else besides me think we should stop being so damn PC keep a closer eye on these crazy white radicals?
The paths that brought six men together in a Baghdad military clinic traced across the globe, from South America to rural Missouri, from the islands of Alaska to deepest Antarctica, before intersecting in a tragic shooting spree.
Authorities say Sgt. John M. Russell, who was nearing the end of his third tour in Iraq, was deeply angry at the military when he walked into the combat stress clinic at Camp Liberty on Monday and opened fire.
Two of the men who died devoted their careers to helping men like Russell: soldiers suffering from the stress of combat and repeated deployments
its obvious this guy was full of crap and trying to hide his conservative islam connections, by using Bush as a scape goat! does anyone else besides me think we should stop being so damn PC keep a closer eye on these crazy white radicals?
The paths that brought six men together in a Baghdad military clinic traced across the globe, from South America to rural Missouri, from the islands of Alaska to deepest Antarctica, before intersecting in a tragic shooting spree.
Authorities say Sgt. John M. Russell, who was nearing the end of his third tour in Iraq, was deeply angry at the military when he walked into the combat stress clinic at Camp Liberty on Monday and opened fire.
Two of the men who died devoted their careers to helping men like Russell: soldiers suffering from the stress of combat and repeated deployments