It S Fun To Shoot Some People Retired General Mattis In 2005 Appearance Nbc 7 San Diego (4 feb 2005) 24 november 20011. general james mattis, commander of task force 58 (attack task force) talking to members of his staff on board the uss peleliu. Lt gen james n mattis, who commanded forces in iraq and afghanistan, is admonished by marine corps commandant gen michael w hagee for saying publicly 'it's fun to shoot some people'; comment was.
General Counseled After He Says It S Fun To Shoot Some People 5. ‘there are some people who think you have to hate them in order to shoot them. i don’t think you do.’. “it’s just business,” mattis said. 6. ‘in a country with millions of people. This clip is an anne state report from the nbc 7 archives produced feb. 1, 2005. retired u.s. marine corps gen. james mattis has been selected by president elect donald trump to be the first. The marine general who led 65,000 camp pendleton troops to baghdad in the first furious push of the iraq war is drawing criticism after saying of battle, “it’s fun to shoot some people.” lt. It’s a hell of a hoot. it’s fun to shoot some people.” mattis said this during a 2005 panel in san diego, california, according to a cnn transcript. later, his boss gen. hagee chastised his.
General Who Said It Was Fun To Shoot People Takes Over Us Central Command The marine general who led 65,000 camp pendleton troops to baghdad in the first furious push of the iraq war is drawing criticism after saying of battle, “it’s fun to shoot some people.” lt. It’s a hell of a hoot. it’s fun to shoot some people.” mattis said this during a 2005 panel in san diego, california, according to a cnn transcript. later, his boss gen. hagee chastised his. A marine corps general with battle awards is being counseled to watch his words more carefully after publicly observing that “it’s fun to shoot some people.”. lt. gen. james mattis, a career. February 3, 2005 5:47 pm est cbs ap. a marine general who has commanded troops in afghanistan and iraq told a forum, "it's fun to shoot some people." the commandant of the marine corps said.
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