October 28, 2004
Segun Frederick Akintade
Filed under Photographs
The spot where Akintade died. It bothered me that so much evidence remained as a result of this event– I didn’t want to give anyone the satisfaction of seeing it. After I took this photo, I threw all the medical trash in the weeds, out of sight, and used my boot to obscure the blood with dirt.
The IED trigger materials we found in the backyard of a building near the attack site
An incredibly large family, anxiously waiting while we search their home
August 18th, 2006 at 8:21 pm
Just a few dumb questions: is anyone aware of any US move to accelerate satellite surveillance on Iraq, esp. in the heavy combat areas? Doesn’t it make sense to have real time video overhead to track vehicles implicated in a bombing? The Brits have their entire country wired for video. It’s such a no brainer, launch a special satellite if you have to, to maintain a geocentric orbit and let the video feed do its thing. Please enlighten me if this is a dumb idea.