Tillman killed by friendly fire

[littlemonkey]

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0529tillman29.html

littlemonkey

 

[Eclipse]

d'oh!

 

[optimolife]

Eclipse you're an idiot, you think that's a funny remark?

 

[Mr Unoriginal]

It gave me a smile. Keep up the good work Eclipse!

 

[SevereTireDamage]

Hey, at least he didn't say, "Fumble!"

 

[coolcato]

I don't think this is going the way littlemonkey thought it would....

 

[Mr. Anderson]

Poor guy. It was bound to happen to someone eventually, if it hasn't already, but still.

 

[The_Continental]

Not that strange. 16% of American deaths during WWII were due to friendly fire.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/friendly fire

 

[Moxio]

A horrible mistake.

 

[Gothic Walrus]

[quote name='Moxio']A horrible mistake.[/quote]

The death of Tillman, the war itself, or both? Personally, I'm going with option number three...

 

[alongx]

This is upsetting.

 

[Ikohn4ever]

never the less he is still a hero in my book

 

[bmulligan]

Ok, so now my pessimistic nature is kicking in and telling me things like his family won't be compensated because he wasn't killed by enemy fire and all that kinda f-upped stuff that happens in this crazy world.

 

[hutno]

druin the intial invasion of iraq a whole US platoon got attcked by a US tomahawk airplane( It's basically a plane built around its main gun) and while its sucks this isnt the first time

 

[sj41]

It's sad when someone is killed during war. To me, it really doesn't make a difference how he dies.

 

[Cracka]

that dood looks like he was a badass army guy too.

 

[Drico]

Yeah, he doesn't look like anyone I would have wanted to with. Tear me to pieces...

RIP..

 

[Moxio]

[quote name='Gothic_Walrus'][quote name='Moxio']A horrible mistake.[/quote]

The death of Tillman, the war itself, or both? Personally, I'm going with option number three...[/quote]

Yeah I suppose it would be both.

 

[Akkis99]

sounds like they thought FF was on but the host didnt take it off.