The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) uncovered loads of weapons, including guided missiles, during a recent combing operation in western Iraq.
“A joint force of the First Euphrates Regiment and the Second Rapid Response Regiment of the PMU’s Command in Anbar province, in coordination and cooperation with the National Intelligence Service, launched a campaign to track the movements of ISIS and its cells in the western Anbar desert,” an official statement on the operation released on July 25 reads.
Among the weapons uncovered by the PMU in the Anbar desert there were:
- Five Fagot anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) along with a launcher;
- A Konkurs ATGM;
- Two ZU-23 23 mm autocannons along with dozens of rounds;
- An SPG-9 73 mm recoilless gun.
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Last month, the Iraqi intelligence uncovered at least two Strela-2 man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) during a similar combing operation in western Iraq.
These intense operations by Iraqi government forces have dealt a major blow to the remaining ISIS cells in the western region. The last few months witnessed a decrease in the activities of these cells.
ISIS faggots using FAGOTS, what a surprise!
lol good man!!!
This is my new mech shop for ET/ED contact work. That’s a field trip communications chair to the right of the 250cc enduro.
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That’s a 600 lb. hand truck that I bought to move the motorcycle crate and other equipment around in the shop, and I think a 400 or 500 lb. motorcycle stand behind the rear wheel. I uncrated it enough to do a parts inventory check and to get the VIN for transferring title at the Department of Licensing. Which was successful.
Now I need to finish uncrating it to complete the assembly. The motorcycle rests on the stand in the area of the engine compartment frame. It only weighs 250 pounds assembled. So I don’t need a lift and can place in on the stand manually to proceed with the assembly.
I’m planning to do that soon so that I can get it inspected and obtain license plates for road use. I already have off road stickers for it that I paid extra for when I transferred the title and registered it in my name. I’m planning to use it for ops this summer and fall before the roads and trails get snowed in. And then to use a deep snow steep grade mountain snowmobile that I’m shopping for now used while the prices are low.
After 10 years of field work I’ve located 3 LZs that are probably suitable for bringing a ship in for puck up and drop off. My next recon op should result in a site inspection approximately 30 miles into the forest of at least one of the LZs.
When I visited Billy Meier’s place there is sometimes a cloaked ET telemeter disc drone overhead as part of his security suite. I don’t know if I’ll be provided similar equipment if I get to that level.
This is a human female ET with an antique (for them) handgun. Standing outside of the star center in Switzerland where I had meetings on off planet travel. http://www.ufowatchdog.com/images/lasergun1.jpg