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Profiler Working On Calaveras Shootings
A profiler is helping investigators in Calaveras County as they try to figure out who's behind a string of apparently random shootings that have left a community on edge.
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Why is this not the wise thing to do as a Marine?
Dunham, who grew up in Scio, N.Y., was the leader of a rifle squad with 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, in Iraq. Dunham's squad was conducting a reconnaissance mission in Karabilah on April 14, 2004, when a nearby convoy returning to base was ambushed. When Dunham's squad approached to assist the convoy, an Iraqi insurgent jumped out of a vehicle and grabbed Dunham by the throat. As Dunham wrestled the insurgent to the ground, he noticed that the enemy fighter had a grenade in his hand. Dunham ordered his Marines to move back, and when the enemy dropped the live grenade, Dunham took off his Kevlar helmet, covered the grenade with it, and threw himself on top to smother the blast.
Dunham initially survived his wounds, but died eight days later at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., with his mother and father at his bedside.
"By his selflessness, Corporal Dunham saved the lives of two of his men and showed the world what it means to be a Marine," Bush said.
Must be a trick question.
Bunch of marines. In story, he smothers blast onto one insurgent.
I kinda think I would instead ordered my men to lift guns. Then got the heck outa the way. Then let them open fire. Same number of dead insurgents; one less dead American.
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