army's third quad run third armored cavalry division are on patrol in mosul, iraq. captain conrad brown is on command. >> mosul was mostly al qaeda insurgents that had been pushed out of the sunni triang until the presurge 2006/2007. they had taken root in mosul. >> it's the sixth straight day of around the clock operations. the men are exhausted. >> we'd been up for about 36 hours at this point, and we're making our way back to our combat outpost. >> the battle worn neighborhood is known as an insurgent hot spot. >> the terrain favored the enemy immeasurably. the bombed out buildings were difficult to see from the windows. narrow alleys leading up to those roads and those intersections. >> but on this day the major supply route for both u.s. and iraqi forces looks clear and the squad run decides to take it. >> i got it before every attack, that pit in my stomach. that's why i decided to take out the camera and start filming, just based purely on hunch. >> staff sergeant jason catrel is acting as lead scout standing up through the hatch of his bradley fighting vehic

actually calling for the government to do what they want to see happen in the country well people mosul that people here are asking for a strike to yes to try to defend the rights of the workers and they want. they rights to remain like they are they want spotty kerrick a.c.m. they want beatles new ones to be able to come work for all their lives not just one month or two months three months work if it has not it makes no sense because if you need to pay your college you need to pay your bills. do or how are you supposed to do that if you don't know if you will be working in tomorrow's and that's what's happening here most of the people are not working and the one there is working doesn't know if it's going to be working next month thank you very much for joining us it is incredible unemployment figures here in the country at nearly twenty three percent overall unemployment as we said over forty nine percent of youth unemployment here in the country staggeringly high figures and of course the general consensus is that these are necessarily bad reform say the right for full. completely t

baghdad also noted in that article was that the embassy in most schools or the satellite embassy in mosul maybe our consulate is has been has been scrapped due to. all the different problems that are up there that the iraqis have with the american presence there but the fact is that most of those people are. security contractors providing security for all of the american civilians all the all the diplomats over there and as you said the the the point is that there's a lot of bad feeling there's a lot of bad blood between iraqis and americans and well frankly for good reason they don't want to stay here they're. very bent out of shape over all the problems that have her have occurred in the last nine years and frankly in the end that embassy complex which is way over budget cost overruns about the doubt that yours. is basically a boondoggle but you know i mean if you think about it from perhaps you know the iraqis perspective too if if they feel like this is become somewhat of an oppressive force right there is just too much going on your troops are supposed to withdraw from the country wh

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