Shocking details are emerging about six terror suspects arrested Monday in New Jersey. The six, described by prosecutors as "Islamic radicals,"  were allegedly planning to kill soldiers at Fort Dix, New Jersey and trained for the mission in the Poconos.

Investigators said the men stayed at a home near Gouldsboro and trained for the attack on state game lands near the Tobyhanna Army Depot in Monroe County.

"Please keep in mind, terror attacks are about terror.  These attacks on military bases would have created terror nationwide," said U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie.

"Most despicably, while they were training in the Poconos they watched more videos on attacks on U.S. military around the world.  At one point they watched the blowing off of the arm of a U.S. Marine and they burst into laughter.  These are the types of people we were dealing with in this investigation," Christie said.