US DOD releases footage of search for missing US soldiers
(17 May 2007)
1. Wide of US soldiers walking
2. Medium of US soldiers entering building
3. Close-up US soldier enters building
4. Wide of US soldiers looking through debris
5. Close-up US soldier examining truck
6. Various of US soldier and Iraqi soldier speaking to Iraqi man UPSOUND:(English) "You will have Iraqi army soldiers coming all the time until we start to get information on this incident with the soldiers."
7. Wide of soldiers walking
8. Medium of US soldiers with locals
9. Wide of US soldiers searching through house
10. SOUNDBITE (English), Stephen Frank Braninger, US Army Specialist:
"Went through, did an area engagement, we just searched houses, did some psy-ops (psychological operations), (inaudible) tried to get intel(ligence) on three guys that are missing."
11. Wide of US and Iraqi soldiers talking to Iraqi man
12. Close-up Iraqi man and US soldier
13. SOUNDBITE:(English), Timothy Scott Chapman, Squad Leader
"Hope our soldiers... hope we find them, it's been three days, hopefully they'll come up alive."
14. Medium of US soldier looking through closet
15. Wide of US soldier looking under carpet
STORYLINE:
The US military remains cautiously optimistic that three American soldiers who disappeared after a deadly ambush last weekend can be found alive, a US officer said Thursday.
The three American soldiers went missing after a weekend attack south of Baghdad in which four US troopers and one Iraqi were killed.
A group with links to al-Qaida claimed responsibility and said it had captured the Americans.
US officials said the 4-thousand U.S. troops and 2-thousand Iraqis searching for the three missing soldiers had found "a number of persons who are extremely important, potentially providing us good intelligence".
He said some of the detainees may have been directly involved in the attack in a rural area near the town of Youssifiyah, 20 kilometres (12 miles) south of Baghdad.
Video released by the US Department of Defence shows US and Iraqi soldiers combing through Youssifiyah Wednesday.
Squad Leader Timothy Scott Chapman said he was hopeful that the missing soldiers would "come up alive."
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1. Wide of US soldiers walking
2. Medium of US soldiers entering building
3. Close-up US soldier enters building
4. Wide of US soldiers looking through debris
5. Close-up US soldier examining truck
6. Various of US soldier and Iraqi soldier speaking to Iraqi man UPSOUND:(English) "You will have Iraqi army soldiers coming all the time until we start to get information on this incident with the soldiers."
7. Wide of soldiers walking
8. Medium of US soldiers with locals
9. Wide of US soldiers searching through house
10. SOUNDBITE (English), Stephen Frank Braninger, US Army Specialist:
"Went through, did an area engagement, we just searched houses, did some psy-ops (psychological operations), (inaudible) tried to get intel(ligence) on three guys that are missing."
11. Wide of US and Iraqi soldiers talking to Iraqi man
12. Close-up Iraqi man and US soldier
13. SOUNDBITE:(English), Timothy Scott Chapman, Squad Leader
"Hope our soldiers... hope we find them, it's been three days, hopefully they'll come up alive."
14. Medium of US soldier looking through closet
15. Wide of US soldier looking under carpet
STORYLINE:
The US military remains cautiously optimistic that three American soldiers who disappeared after a deadly ambush last weekend can be found alive, a US officer said Thursday.
The three American soldiers went missing after a weekend attack south of Baghdad in which four US troopers and one Iraqi were killed.
A group with links to al-Qaida claimed responsibility and said it had captured the Americans.
US officials said the 4-thousand U.S. troops and 2-thousand Iraqis searching for the three missing soldiers had found "a number of persons who are extremely important, potentially providing us good intelligence".
He said some of the detainees may have been directly involved in the attack in a rural area near the town of Youssifiyah, 20 kilometres (12 miles) south of Baghdad.
Video released by the US Department of Defence shows US and Iraqi soldiers combing through Youssifiyah Wednesday.
Squad Leader Timothy Scott Chapman said he was hopeful that the missing soldiers would "come up alive."
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