Posted by JD Seller on October 23, 2015 at 15:38:51 from (208.126.198.123):
Master Sergeant Joshua L. Wheeler paid the ultimate price, for our continued freedom, yesterday. He was killed on an attack on an ISIS prison. He leaves behind a wife and four sons. He was 39 years old. He should have had many years left on this plain before he took his seat beside the man above. Here is a brief summation of what this man had done in his career:
"Wheeler joined the Army at 19 and was just a month short of turning 40 when he died -- a long, 20-plus-year career in combat. In the course of that career, Wheeler earned a stunning 11 Bronze Stars, including four with the "Valor Device" for particular acts of heroism.
He served as a U.S. Army Ranger and then joined U.S. Army Special Operations Command in 2004, after which he deployed 11 times in support of combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army said. Those deployments would have been as part of Delta Force, according to U.S. military sources."
My prayers will include his family and friends. They are suffering a terrible lose. The sad part is that I think we are just seeing the start of this with ISIS. There will be many more before this plague is ran from the face of this planet. ISIS needs to be fought with FULL war not this supporting action type of stuff. People need to learn an remember that there will be innocents killed in all out war. It happened in WWII and others wars too. The difference is you can "see" very easily today. The dust will barely settle before there are pictures posted about what is happening. These pictures are spun by our enemies and the world media to make the US look as bad as possible.
This is a religious war that could very well be the start of WW III. These fools believe that a world wide war will create their promised land. In this land THEY would rule over all others. So if your a woman or an many other minorities you need to really pay attention to this ISIS movement. If they gain future foot holds their radical view could easily spread world wide. There could be home grown support around the world.
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