Creative Writing: American Soldier in Iraq

"Running !!" Looking around, I heard a screaming soldier. "Run!" I began to take off, but it was too late. I am an American soldier, I just blew my feet with a grenade. When I lay down here and crying, when crying with pain I thought why I was here. The president sent him to kill me here because he believes that Saddam Hussein possesses weapons of mass destruction (WMD). After searching for and discovering that Hussein has no weapons of mass destruction, President Bush decided to do something. Please send more troops (SIRS).

On behalf of my Iraq war veteran, I wrote a letter to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the war in Iraq. I wrote this letter on behalf of 4,488 soldiers and marines corpses killed in Iraq. I wrote this letter on behalf of thousands of injured veterans who hurt my life and physically and mentally destroyed. I am one of the seriously injured people. I paralyzed in the Sadr City in 2004 with ambush of the rebel army. My life is over. I live under hospice care

Iraq War. Soldiers should go home as soon as possible. In addition to living in Iraq, families also miss their soldiers. I think that the soldiers have finished their work and should be given the right to go home. My older brother is in the military, but now he has returned home safely, and when his family returns home, his relatives will be relieved. The Iraq war also caused the United States to lose so much money. The solution to this problem is simple. Take all the troops home and declare war

So many people think that Iraqi soldiers are unnecessary or because the US government thinks they are using Iraqi soldiers to express their hegemonic power. I am neither confident nor trusting the American government, but as I am experienced as a soldier and watching those cursing us on behalf of the American government, I think people's opinions, especially those I decided to express my opinion. Who lives in Iraq about the US government and they are threatening it

When I was in Iraq, my mother sent me an e - mail with a picture of a military dog ​​named Brutus who was told me to hide the prisoners of soldiers and ambush me. He was caught by an American prisoner. This was the time before social media became mainstream. The transfer of e-mail was the preferred way for my elder to annoy me. Obviously this story is completely nonsense. As a hard and fast ruler in the modern war, the dog will not defeat the enemies of the infantry team. Obviously, the image of a huge and fanatic attack dog carries some resonance, people want to believe in the look of war, and the illusion of dogs of moral (and tactical) clarity. When I considered the symbolic image of the war in Iraq, I thought about the Brutus dog's e-mail, and Abgaive's pictures, especially Puchuiket's picture. Lindy England has a sneaky naked man on the prison floor.