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This amazing story should make headlines in all the newspapers. In an incredible feat of courage and skill, US Army personnel extracted an explosive RPG rocket from the body of Spc. Channing Moss in Afghanistan, according to the Military Times.

Army Spc. Channing Moss

“… was impaled through the abdomen with a rocket-propelled grenade, and an aluminum rod with one tail fin protruded from the left side of his torso. His fellow soldiers worried: Could he blow up and take them with him? For all anyone knew, the answer was yes.
Still, over the course of the next couple of hours, his buddies, a helicopter crew and a medical team would risk their own lives to save his.

“Moss is an African-American and he’s gone to white. He’s in total shock from the loss of blood. But at the time, I really didn’t think about it. I knew [the RPG] was there but I thought, if we didn’t do it, if we didn’t get him out of there, he was going to die,” said flight medic Sgt. John Collier, 29, then a specialist.

“It was an extremely unusual set of events. He should have died three times that day,” said Maj. John Oh, 759th Forward Surgical Team general surgeon.”
What can you say about courage like that?

There are no words. But what a contrast with the behavior of some people here at home, who show nothing but scorn for the real heroes.
well I could have added the real intent of this question. why has nobody heard about this yet the top story everywhere you look is the Goracle and His …According to Alfred Nobel: A Biograpy by Kenne Fant, an earlier draft of Nobel’s will stipulated that prizes in all categories should be

“a reward for the most important pioneering discoveries or works in the field of knowledge and progress.”

You Republicans made the wrong choice when it came to election time….Thanks for messing up the world,creating death and causing great chaos….Tom Science 4

Since there are more scientists to prove man can’t change the climate, Gore is hiding. The nations and people of the world are smarter than Al Gore and his government funded science buddies