Talk:Operation Anaconda

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1 A-Team Link Removed
2 SEAL Error
3 Rather Lacking in Information
4 victory
5 Major Update
6 Wow this is incomplete.

[edit] A-Team Link Removed

There shouldn't be a link to the A-Team TV show here.

[edit] SEAL Error

March 4, 2002"an additional SEAL was killed " is not a fact. Neil Roberts is the only SEAL killed in Operation Anaconda. The additional person killed was Tech Sgnt John Chapman of Air Force CCT

Moved from article page

Is that correct to put links which require identification ? Bon d'une cythare

[edit] Rather Lacking in Information

Seems less an encyclopedia article than a chance to snipe, unless phrases such as "well-worn trick from their American allies" are considered neutral. --Buckboard 10:46, 4 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] victory

where's the proof this was a coalition victory?--TheFEARgod 16:10, 26 March 2006 (UTC)

Yes, the german version of wikipedia sais it's under dispute... -ano. user

[edit] Major Update

I just completed a major update to this article in terms of detail. I need to re-read for typos and add some citations. Elektrotek85 08:24, 23 August 2006 (UTC)Elektrotek85

[edit] Wow this is incomplete.

There is virtually no information on the conventional 10st/10th Mtn troops who faught in the valley for eight days. The TACP (ETACs) from the 20 ASOS where awarded two silver stars and three bronze stars w/valor for their part in controlling vital CAS missions in support of Army Light fighters. CAS saved 1/87 although the command structure will not admit it. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 71.31.182.72 (talk) 00:13, 5 December 2006 (UTC).

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