I stumbled onto your website after I was compelled by the Jessica Lynch story to become informed about all of our POW's My apologies if I am writing this in the wrong forum, I just had to write somewhere and say something!!!



Jessica Lynch joined the Army for college money to become a teacher and now has 2 broken legs, one broken arm AND she suffered multiple gunshot wounds. The rank and file of our military is made up of many like her...normal everyday working-class Americans simply looking to take advantage of some GI Money for college. But you know what??? I'll bet my ASS she didnt didnt flinch about going to Iraq. I'd also wager anyone that the Special Ops forces that got her out didn't think twice about putting their lives on the line as they carried this American Soldier out of the building where she was held. We are truly seeing America's finest. This soldier and those that rescued her epitomize what this country is all about to me. We're talking about Americans who, prior to last night, had never met each other yet didnt hesitate to risk their asses when the chips were down because she was one of their own.



This Bud's for you PFC Lynch. Godspeed!!!!



Bring them all home!!

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I just wanted to say "Praise God!"

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...by dual Army Rangers & Navy Seals operation was rescued in Nasiriya 4 hours ago. Father has confirmed the news.








Pfc. Jessica Lynch, 19, Palestine, West Virginia




507th Maintenance Company




MIA - Went missing in an Iraqi ambush at Nasiriya on March 23, 2003

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Centcom just announced that one Army POW has been rescued by Coalition forces from within Iraq.



Name and further details have yet to be released.

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