ISIS Militants Down Iraqi Military Helicopter, Advance On Kurdish Town







This is the second time in a week that ISIS militants have taken down an Iraqi helicopter, according to The New York Times, suggesting the radical group possesses and are able to operate ground-to-air missiles — a worrying prospect for the United States military which is conducting its own air strikes in support of Iraqi and Kurdish ground forces. While American fighter jets generally fly at altitudes too high to be hit by shoulder-mounted missiles, The New York Times reported that, on Sunday, the U.S. military began using Apache helicopters to conduct airstrikes in Anbar province in western Iraq. On Tuesday, U.S. airstrikes repelled ISIS militants which for weeks had advanced on the Kurdish town of Kobane, located in Syria near the Turkish border. Extremists with the Islamic State shot down an Iraqi helicopter on Wednesday outside Baiji, home to Iraq's largest oil refinery. Two people reportedly died in the crash. http://on.mash.to/1pQXCWS http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ





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