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Nobody got hurt during that attack, but they launched a fair amount of rockets. And the question was, are they really bad at aiming or are they doing this

just to send a message is this some sort of show were we saved by incompetence or were we saved by the fact that they didn't actually

want to kill us? You're listening to War College, a weekly podcast that brings you the stories from behind the front lines.

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Here are your host. I'm on. nothing at all. Hello and welcome to war college.

This is Matthew Galt, your host.

I'm on with producer Kevin Nodel, who just returned from Iraq in, was it mid-December?

About.

And how long were you there just about just about just about a month okay and you

saw some of the lead up to, we've been gone so long, I don't even know where to start,

because so much has happened in kind of the two months.

We've been watching and we've been talking to people people but we haven't really discussed it on the show.

I'm sure the audience is at least, you know, passingly familiar with what's been going on.

But one thing I do think is interesting about

kind of world events is that Iran and America are trying to even think of what to call it or having a conflict in Iraq and we're not

really getting the perspective of the people on the ground a lot in the news.

Would you say that's fair?

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