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I lOVE watching historical accounts of real battle's but it gets old when the creator uses old B-Roll / Stock footage I've seen on half a dozen other videos....But, this was VERY well explained! I bet it took you days to make this! PLEASE, make many more! These young men are TOTAL BADASSES.... Least we forget their courage & sacrifices! R.I.P to the Fallen!
Gotta love the whole “weather hold” thing haha What this means for people who don’t know of the weather is bad that day you are on your own. The enemy also knows this which is why they would simply pick a day of bad weather to attack
Will you continue this series? And perhaps a NATO allied vehicle identification? Priceless information to have awareness of your enemies and allies vehicles
The rich eat steak and drink wine all day and night laughing. While the few troops fighting in war can't get some water bottles. I hope you people are happy.
"It was ruled an accident but many felt he was murdered" And " they breached the perimeter exploiting ANA weaknesses" You mean taliban greased the right pockets or threatened the right family and ANA gave the Americans up. I've heard enough from many of our warriors to conclude you can't trust the ANA for a multitude of reasons. Betrayal and cowardice were common things among them. I do hear in some cases though that some were decent guys and would fight fiercly alongside our soldiers so i don't mean to paint with a broad brush here and claim every single one of them was bad and sold out their people and mine to the taliban
Once again we see the Afghan Police involved in this battle, disgusting. Thankfully the reinforcements arrived or this could have been a massacre. Great video and thanks for sharing this. Thank you for your service guys, ML&R Scott
Just yesterday a young man told me about an attack on a similar base belonging to rhe Americans in Kunar province early in the morning in 2008 or 09. He said that they set the mules free when they got into the compound. Many More stories from him but it will take a lot of time.
Mobile Protected Firepower (MPF), really? It's a LIGHT TANK. Why does the Army refuse to call a spade a spade? US Army: "Because it's not a spade, it's a Soldier Portable Field Emplacement Creation Device (SPFECD)."
The reasons are - Designed around people that might not be familiar with culture, like any (full on 0 social exposure). Basically a person who has scholar skills, can read, understand and read between intentions of words. But anything that's common word or culturally known as is avoided like the plague. - NATO compliance, any nation who bases its doctrine around cooperation with this need to have a copy in their language, some words dont have a translation and coming up with words that follow rule 1 in their language is just a lot of hassle. Keeping to basic "root" words, translation easy. -No misunderstandings, they make sure that each sentence, and word doesn't have any double meaning. Eliminates confusion by giving a very aggressively specific way of wording something. Basically it follows the same layout as laws and statues do, overly specific, so much that it becomes a chore to read. But it eliminates any responsibility by the author of those works. In reality its very much KISS design but they switch the commonly used words with hyper exact ones. Also the reason why they sound weird, because they are not talking to you, the word garble you read is specifically designed in ways to prioritize, first mention important, then details of that important, do not start mentioning other thing until first thing, which important is fully contextualized. Then the second one, then the third one, etc.
If there is anyone from C Conpany, or TF Rock, would you mind speaking with me ? I am a freelance writer, I'm pitching a story about Wanat to Texas Monthly magazine. I've obtained some useful information on Wanat and the response from a good source. It does not have to be on record or anything like that. If you are willing to go on record, I'll be grateful to hear your experiences. I write features about war, essentially (for instance the Arctic convoys of WW2). I've written for Legion, SoF and a few others. If you are so inclined, please just let me know here. If you want to see my past writing I will also be happy to provide that. I've spoken to a few guys from Battle Company but I'd like to speak to someone from Chosen Conpany if possible. Just reply to thia comment and let me know here on RU-vid if you want to speak with me (I cannot post my email in the comments or RU-vid will delete the comment). Kind regards and all the best.
20 years difference almost different country but me and my boys were thrown in an impossible tactical too that same way. Brass will always tell you you’re to blame for their errors and will continue in their lives uninterrupted while our brothers die for those arrogant mistakes.