Violence (not) on Television, Sexual Content DEFINITELY NOT

Time’s Person of the Year gets his heavy artillery on:

The Multi-National Force – Iraq established this YouTube channel to give viewers around the world a “boots on the ground” perspective of Operation Iraqi Freedom from those who are fighting it.

Video clips document action as it appeared to personnel on the ground and in the air as it was shot. We will only edit video clips for time, security reasons, and/or overly disturbing or offensive images.

What you will see on this channel in the coming months:

- Combat action
- Interesting, eye-catching footage
- Interaction between Coalition troops and the Iraqi populace.
- Teamwork between Coalition and Iraqi troops in the fight against terror.

What we will NOT post on this channel:

- Profanity
- Sexual content
- Overly graphic, disturbing or offensive material
- Footage that mocks Coalition Forces, Iraqi Security Forces or the citizens of Iraq.

So, to be clear: Guns, grenades, live action battles=OK. “Hadji Girl“? “Lazy Ramadi“? Boobs? No. There’s no way this will replace the amateur stuff.

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