 and kind of paraphrase and move through quickly a Washington Times piece on our next guest from Ramadi, Iraq. Gazing through the telescopic sight of his M24 rifle, Army Staff Sergeant Jim Gilliland, leader of Shadow's sniper team, fixed his eye on the Iraqi insurgent who had just killed an American soldier. His quarry stood nonchalantly in the fourth-floor bay window of a hospital in battle-torn Ramadi, still clasping a long-barreled Kalashnikov. Instinctively allowing for wind speed and bullet drop, Shadow's commander aimed 12 feet high.