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It is the second strike against the terror group in less than 72 hours.
It apparently ran into a bus full of Armenian volunteers.
The Pentagon is still working to confirm if Abu Firas al-Suri was killed.
The government sued the manufacturer, but the devices are still in use.
SOCOM spokesman Allen said the sights are “only used in a role where the limitations of the equipment are not in conflict with the safety or effectiveness of our warfighters.”
The design includes an underground zen area.
It replaces the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal.
They are the glue keeping the Syrian forces together.
The tank was disabled, and the crew appears to have lived.
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