A smoke plume trapped by a cold thermocline, shows the aftermath of another Vied (Vehcular Improvised Explosive Device) attack on a Combat Outpost over the city of Ramadi Iraq
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The life views and observations of Mal James, a Fox News Channel International Cameraman based in London, who perhaps has one of the most bizarre and dangerous jobs in the world. Lets face it who else do you know who has a Pakistan Airlines Frequent Flyer Card....and boasts about it
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December
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- Link Me
- A White Day in the Unholylands
- Taliban Airlines
- The Afghanistan Series - Flying to Kabul
- Why Cameramen are Not Rocket Scientists
- Zen and the Art of Sandbags
- Decompression Time
- Thanks for the Comments
- 7.714 a Number to remember
- Smoke over the City
- 490lb Doors, Watch your fingers
- The View from 17th Street
- Workclothes ... Not a Problem
- The Ramadi Bureau Christmas Photo
- Do Not Turn Around
- New Pictures Uploading
- Mercy 10 Fallen Angel
- A Hug & a Chocolate Bar
- Pogs for the Plate
- Having a Good Time, Don't you wish you were here
- A Funny Line in the darkness
- Pumping Iron in Ramadi Iraq
- The Trademark of Death
- Sandbags for DinnerYou are aware of the phrase sin...
- Cup of Joe
- Frontline Photos
- In Memory
- Ali & the Three-Dollar Haircut
- Early Starts Cold Mporning & Shopping in Iraq
- Black Night Explosions
- In fifteen minutes
- 251 AR
- Watching Paint Dry – or Kuwaiti Visa Isssueing
- Transit Time
- The Pouch on my Flak Jacket
- Never Saw Him.
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1 comment:
I lived in the mountains above Denver for years....so that is what you call it ....a thermocline! It hung there over the city..sort of brown...sort of yellow...sort of burned your eyes. But no fear of being blown up..just coughing a lot. Friendly thermocline you could call it. Definitely better than worrying about every move you make in Iraq. You have taught us a science lessson, Mr. James, along with the great photos of the horrors of war. Thanks.
Annie
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