The fact that Lt. Nicolson speaks the language is invaluable. That was one of the greatest barriers that affected relations between the locals and the troops. Translators often would not or could not provide correct or complete translations. The language barrier alone caused frustration and continuous mistrust between troops and local Afghans. You can clearly see the advantage of improved relations with the local population that Nicolson had, simply because he had the ability to speak with them directly. Unfortunately there never was a quick solution to the communication issue.
The grave yard of empires? Lmao ah yes cause losing 52k of your fighters and only taking out 4k of theirs whilst you set up ieds and hide behind pregnant women and children for protection whilst your country gets occupied for 20+ years and then having your enemies decide they no longer feel like staying in your run down country so they leave after having nearly no resistance for more then a year is so sick bro!
In this US Afghanistan fight I lost my house and after more than 12 years, I am not able to reconstruct even a two room house, while i lost 26 rooms, tube well and a shop
Common and true quote…”Afghanistan, where empires go to die”. That’s a fact. It can’t and will never be defeated. Never in thousands of years has anyone come close.
it took the american lead coalition 2 months to fully occupy afghanistan lmao, idk what you're on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_invasion_of_Afghanistan
Revisiting this video today, you can see easily how everything went wrong in Afghanistan but somehow wasn’t obvious to the military or even the filmmakers at the time.
@Enrique Morales Hey dipshit, the taliban did not/ do not have uniforms. They quite literally looked indistinguishable from the locals, this is exactly why soldiers had to take extra precaution when a local was acting suspect or not following instructions. On top of that, the talibans main goal is to convince locals to be on their side, usually by violent threat. This meant the locals would often flip-flop between helping the Marines and helping the Taliban, as a survival mechanism. As you can tell from this complete cluster fuck, taking time to treat everyone like a victim and not a potential threat is a recipe for disaster. Arresting a civilian is always smarter than risking a life, I'm sorry to break it to you that war is not a nice place. And as for "abusing the local population", we saw how the locals felt a few months ago. They were literally climbing onto military planes begging for our soldiers to take them away from the Taliban. Only one side was out to harm civilians in that war, and they were not wearing uniforms.
Fascinating, and happy to see others do help when needed, any where on earth, am from afghanistan and went through lot of stuff such as seen taliban fighting against attack helos and much more this videos makes me feel safe nd secure with people like these marines thanks
Served in Belize (formerly British Honduras) with US Peace Corps. 2 divisions of British military were serving there. Really tough, professional fellows. I quite liked them as long as I wasn't around them when they were drinking. One other thing, the thickest, most wonderful accents of which this Yank could only understand half of what was being said. Especially the Scottish soldiers. Cheers, lads!
lol lol the girl at 7:00 - 10:00 "I want to gain the boy's respect... oh a gunfight? Yeah, I've been in some and they're absolutely awful so I just duck and hide and let the boys take care of it. And when I lose someone close I don't put on a brave face, I'm an emotional wreck." You'll never earn their respect doing those. The reason you MUST put on a brave face is because FEAR is CONTAGIOUS and if you're losing your shit everytime someone's hurt and you duck and hide during gunfights instead of returning fire YOU SHOULDN'T BE THERE.
One of the core principles of counterinsurgency besides from killing the enemy is to deny the enemy: the ground, the people, and the freedom of movement. The way the war in Afghanistan has been conducted is deficient in denying the enemy the ground; when the ISAF should in fact have the advantage. The Taliban have extensively used IEDs to deny the area, which the ISAF then has to sweep and clear. The missing piece of the puzzle here is to truly own the ground, and that is not by patrolling circuitous routes by day in sweltering heat and returning to a predictable firebase, but by using the ISAF's greatest advantages - night vision and thermals - to conduct night time operations to interdict minelayers before they can perform their deadly works. It puzzles me as an observer that the coalition would deny themselves their greatest strengths, to play into the hands of their enemy. In the aftermath of the Gulf wars and then the chaos of the Balkans, 24 hour operations proved to be one of NATO's greatest advantages, and it is being squandered here. You don't end an insurgency by fighting harder - the US forces did just that, and merely radicalised the population and bred an influx of jihadis when their overwhelming firepower resulted in civilian casualties. You fight smarter instead. Are mine-resistant vehicles and inkspot firebases supplied by helicopter a real, long term solution? Or just a reactive ploy? Are daytime patrols into treelines mined up to the gills with ammonal going to bait the enemy into a losing firefight, or be an invitation to an amputation? I feel that the soldiers on the ground truly are doing a sterling job at what they're being ordered to do; and that's a problem, because the problems with the conduct of the war lie with the leadership. From what I have gathered, the colonels and generals seem, as always, to be fighting the last war. Trained from their war college days for high intensity operations, against Soviets crossing the Fulda gap in a stampede of steel, their deficiencies are showing, and it is costing the coalition time, and lives. Now that the ISAF is drawing down and it increasingly falls to a questionable ANA/ANP, we may yet leave Afghanistan little better than it was under the Taliban: bombed up and depleted, poverty stricken and radicalised; global insecurity funded by a resurgent black market opium trade. Meanwhile our soldiers come home short a few limbs or in body bags, as the generals sit at their desks pondering how many thousand pound bombs they'll drop today; while looking forward to cashing out into a 6 figure job in the military industrial complex. For them, the war is over. For the Afghans, their struggle continues, and the world is no safer.
@@WolfAroundTown There was also the small problem of putting the pederasts and warlords in the Northern Alliance back in power. Getting NATO troops to guard opium poppy fields so by the end of the decade, Afghanistan had overtaken even the Golden Triangle in opium production. Pushing vast amounts of money and guns into Pakistan in a fool's errand to get them to fight the Taliban, even though it was basically a joint invention of the American CIA and Pakistani ISI. Even cruel masters will hesitate to put down a loyal dog. What we see today with the Taliban moving into emptied out Coalition bases, seizing tons of explosives, tens of thousands of small arms and ammunition, is less a result of incompetence, and more what is increasingly an obvious deliberate policy. As far back as the early 2000s, the Coalition could have rebuilt towns, roads, and brought in agronomists to modernise the Afghan farming system like the Soviets tried but could not complete due to lack of resources. Back then the Taliban was basically wiped out so security was no longer an issue. Instead they just let things rot. Meanwhile farmers were starting to starve so they started to grow their old standby cash crop, opium, because the Taliban were no longer there to kill farmers for growing a _haram_ crop. By the early 2010s Afghanistan basically transformed itself into the premier opium producer in the world. Those Northern Alliance warlords were living the high life selling dope and raping young boys through the practice of bacha bazi. Yet Coalition commanders, while acknowledging reports from NCOs and lower ranked commanders that trying to prop up the Northern Alliance was a mistake, continued to basically pave the way for a return of the Taliban. Eventually the Coalition basically dismembered itself and only the US was left as a big occupier. And this year they left in shame, so the Taliban have just basically walked back into power. Only now, of course, the Taliban themselves are no longer above selling opium on the black market. The Taliban banned opium for 1 year. 1. And then the decision was made by the United States, basically unilaterally, to invade Afghanistan and topple the Taliban. Today the Taliban sells opium too. In the words of George HW Bush Jr, "Mission Accomplished."
@@sarmela3681 what if the goal was not strategic victory, but a deliberate strategy of occupation and promotion of opium cultivation to enrich weapons contractors? In that sense, those goals were achieved very successfully. With commanders going back as far as David Petraeus actually stating in public, on the record, that they had no strategic goal and no exit strategy, I think we should believe them when they said we would be there for the long haul. The brother of Hamid Karzai was a literal drug smuggler for the northern alliance. He now controls most of the mineral extraction of which Afghanistan has trillions in reserve, as well as most of the flow of opium into Central Asia. Naturally, the other stakeholders of those mineral mining contracts are western mining multinationals. I think the real goal of the Afghan occupation will make itself obvious once the Taliban makes moves to try to a) reduce opium supply or ban it again on pain of death. Or b) try to nationalise their mineral reserves.
@@reddiver7293 RNs that are in battle zones have to go through Combat and weapons school. Combat Nurses. If we're getting shot at and you have a weapon and not putting shots down range your a liability.
I hope Sikandar Khan is alive. the relationship he had developed with the locals is mesmerizing. Professionalism should be taught as the foremost rule while serving in army. Often such a behavior cannot be expected in the war situations, as many lost their mind, treating every local inhumanely. Hats off to that guy!
I was 82nd airborne and worked beside these guys great fighters I just couldn’t understand half of them n I’m sure they said the same about me with my Boston accent all good just breaking balls . They great warriors n deserve respect
I love that she takes care of the boys gets them supplies and water and they take care of her when its time to fight like true men do. Good guys always fight to protect women and children even if she did volunteer to be there its nice to hear the men take charge and protect her from the bad guys as best they can. That's what i would want if i was fighting with them! 9:00
Psalm 127:1 "If the Lord is not helping the builders, then the building of a house is to no purpose: if the Lord does not keep the town, the watchman keeps his watch for nothing" ... this is true!
As she should, I love that she takes care of the boys gets them supplies and water and they take care of her when its time to fight like true men do. Good guys always fight to protect women and children even if she did volunteer to be there its nice to hear the men take charge and protect her from the bad guys as best they can. That's what i would want if i was fighting with them!
@@leeevans6213well you cannot touch a Muslim woman if you are not her husband. So they were hiding everyone on their women. So they brought women in to search them
@@RoseRose-nt4juthey were the same people who formed Taliban which fought against USSR Do your research don't reply on media propaganda Usa created Taliban by aiding pakistan Initially Talibanis were trained in madarsas of pakistan funded by usa
A good point is made here. While Taliban (or whatever terrorist de jour) might use the pretense of this or that Islamic ambiguity it's really about who gets to shake down the locals....the locals know that as soon as the Marines leave they'll be dealing with Taliban again..
Wait a minute!! If that woman "hits the deck" and let the guys handle it when shooting starts, why does she claims that she is doing "exactly the same things" that the guys?? If all she does, is a frisking the afghan women, and take cover when the shooting starts. maybe she don't need a weapon. I mean male interpreter's dont'n carry assault rifle, why should she?? If you volunteered to the frontline, earn you'r respect!!
hevosenpaska114 Oot varmaan SA-intissä huomannu miten tytöt tulee inttiin leikkiin sotilasta, vemppaa päällä puolet koko palvelusajasta ja aukki läpi ja kessun natsat päälle ja haahuilee kassulla koska skapparit on pakotettuja cut some slack to girls ja tekemään joka saapumiserästä naisistakin kessuja, vaikka jos mies ois kyseessä niin ei ois ees päässy aukkia läpi saati sit kessuks... 2/10 on oikeesti käynyt intin kunnolla ja respectit siitä mut ne loput 8 on vaan muiden riesana ja luulee et jos partiota on käyny niin pärjäähän sit tietty armeijassakin koska nehän on ihan samanlaisia instituutioita! Jos naisille ois samat säännöt ja vaatimukset kuin miehillä niin 800 naisesta jotka vuodessa käy intin vaan 20-40 tulis aliupseereita ja tosta 800 70% menee aukkiin... eli joku5-7% aukkiin menneistä flikoista pääsis sen läpi ja sit kaikki vitun toimittajat ja tasa-arvovaltuutetut pistäis sen syrjinnän piikkiin, eihän se vika oo ikinä naisten motivaatiossa tai yrityksessä vaan laiskoissa miehissä jotka on kateellisia kun naisista tulee enemmän aliupseereita keskimäärin kuin miehistä. Lääkintämiehenä I/07 voin sanoo et yks alikki.mimmi makso sairaalakuluina yli 25.000e valtiolle kun käytettiin röntgeneissä etsimässä vikaa jaloista, käsistä, hännästä... milloin mistäkin. 6kk aikana en nähny sitä ikinä ilman kainalosauvoja, aina hakemassa vemppaa kun vanha loppus, paksuin potilaskansio koko varuskunnasta, raamattu oli OIKEESTI mainoslehtinen siihen verrattuna. Tytön faija oli komentajakapteeni kyseisessä varuskunnassa ja tytöstä tuli kersantti. luonnollisesti. Ja sit oli viel ne 10 muuta naisalikkia jotka yhteensä makso jo sairaalakuluina lähempi 70.000e palvelusaikana kun käytiin tyksissä joka toinen päivä, mut tää ensin mainittu oli kaikkein pahin. Respectit ryhmänjohtajalleni Henna Virkkuselle, siinä oli mimmi joka ansaitsi kunnioituksen ryhmältään ja raijas aina painavimpia rojuja ite, juoksi meijän kaa elysee lenkkiä joka toinen päivä (8km) ym, ja tärkeimpänä: Ei ulissut jos oli raskasta niinku nä muut 'naisjohtajat'... hän jäi valitettavasti vaan alikessuksi vaikka ois ansainnu ne kessun natsat enemmän kuin kukaan muista naisista. huhhuh, tulipa vuodatettua mut toi on vaan niin saatanan väärin ja epäreilua+huonoa moraalille, armeijalle ja on aina vituttanu mua eniten armeijassa ja vielä vuosia sen jälkeen kun lukee jtn lehtijuttuja missä mimmit kertoo syrjinnästä palvelusajaltaan: tytöttelyä ym. Meitä kutsuttiin 3kk neideiksi ja tytöiksi ja me ei valitettu, ei tullu kenellekään ees mieleen koska armeijassa pitää vaan niellä kaikki. näitä tyttöjä häiritsi se kun heitä sanottiin tytöiksi! Ja se on tietty suurin epäkohta koko suomen puolustusvoimissa! Naisten simputus on tytöttelyä... vittu toi oo lähelkään sitä simputusta mitä mies kokee intissä.
Jos sota tulee niin yhtään käskyä en ota joltain wanna be bodypump lehmältä. Koko ikäni olen harrastanut asetekniikka, sotahistoriaa, ammuntaa, metsästystä, maastossa olemista. Kun oikeasti alkaa paukkumaan, niin ne lehmät itkee ekana ja huutaa apua.
+hevosenpaska114 Women in combat want equal rewards but special treatment. I did 22 years as an 11B. I met a few women who could do the job but an overwhelming majority could not. 100% wanted special treatment though.
The interpreter is not understood how to translate he missing the mean words, and asking something else totally different from what the patrol commander is asking.
looking back, if we had a high high surge of troops and did "clear and hold", we've would have been out by 2010, now the hell they will endure will go unmatched in their history ...
see that Khan guy, thats what they need to be doing! becoming fluent and integrating with the locals...otherwise how can you win their hearts and minds if you cant even speak to them?....the difference in reception for him compared to the other marines is massive, and you can tell his heads in the right place, where as some of the other marines seem to have too much of a "just here to shoot things" approach
+shane smalls Yes you kind of get the impression that one guy like him is worth about... Well i do not know how many grunts? 500? A hundred guys like him, who speak the language, and are deployed in the same area for a long time would learn the names, the families. Everything. Dropping people in to "tourist" for a tour or three is not the answer.
what sacrifice they have killed All the local people They killed my three brothers in one day in 2010 when I was 10 year old My Young brother was 15 year two more was 7 and 9 How you called this action sacrifice
I give her props for understanding and making it public that her as a women full well knows she has to try to be like one of the guys to see acceptance, cause really with this FETs that's all it is stopping it from being a full fled thing is #1 women in the field and potential period cycle, true facts the Army even noted it. As well as #2 can you be one of the boys?
*And after 20 years Taliban are back and Royal Marines along with 52 Nation's army are gone. Taliban are taking control back the control of what they had 20 years ago.*
It’s amazing watching these videos now you can see how most of the people the west dealt with were villagers by day Taliban by night they hardly could hide it at times they must have been thinking wow westerners are crazy
I feel bad for these young soldiers who thought they were fighting for their countries but infact they were loosing their lives just in a money making game for the rich companies and contractors. They must be devastated after watching Taliban took control and their sacrifice was for nothing
I realized something about the armies of the UK that they might have a hard time with. I mean you've got people from every city, every town with a different accent. I wonder how hard it is to understand eachother "Comondor, Wev gut uh fooken betallien ov solgairz mooven doarn fwom duh valleh" "Rogah dat Saujent. Senden reeinfausments too yeh"
It’s so funny while watching in 2021. They couldn’t do anything and Taliban made them hell out of their place😂. What was point to spend people hard earned tax money.
Along with defeating the enemy, one of the fundamental tenets of counterinsurgency is denying the enemy access to the territory, the populace, and the freedom of movement. When the ISAF should actually have the upper hand, the way the war in Afghanistan has been fought falls short in denying the enemy the advantage of the terrain.
Killed hundreds of thousands of taliban while losing a few thousand soldiers in 20 years of conflict, and the taliban wouldn't dare approach any city while western forces were occupying the country.
Fun fact my Dad was deployed into Fallujah in the Iraq War in 2004 and he was also deployed in Afghanistan in 2009 and he was a Marine and I'm going to join the Marines and I'm 12 years old I'm going to enlist
I’ve watched a lot of documentaries about the war in Afghanistan. In every single one the ANA/Afghan Police come across as lazy and ignorant . Their attitudes more like teenage boys then trained men . I admire the patience of the Royal Marines forced to babysit .
I've seen at least one documentary where they actually seemed like a worthy ally fighting hard side by side, unfortunately I can't remember which one it was but at least these specific guys were brave and fought hard. They fight in a different way than the western troops, and many didn't want to use body armor because they believe their faith is already set and it's gods will if they get hit or not. And after Taliban took over there were at least one group of soldiers retreating back to the mountains to continue the fight (no clue if they are still around but I would guess so). I'm curious to see how Taliban will deal with ISIS and if they can keep the country together so it doesn't get's destroyed in yet another devastating civil war. I have a difficult time seeing them build a functioning state while at the same time oppressing a good portion of the population (especially women whom account for half of the nation and I doubt a majority of them approve of being pushed down hard in society). It's one thing to fight a guerilla war, but can these fighters some who have lived in the mountains for decades build a successful state? Recently I saw a Taliban government official (I think he was a judge) who couldn't even point out Afghanistan on a globe, which to me doesn't sound promising; and yes of course this guy still was carrying his trusty assault rifle with him all the time - for what reason a judge would need to carry military weaponry I have no clue.
The Afghan Army and National Police lost close to 70,000 men in the war against the Taliban versus less than 4,000 western coalition fatalities. So I think it is unfair to call them lazy or unwilling to fight.
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Top, that video is a great memory for after you retire. How many years in service do you have now? Im a retired Philippine Army with an age of 45.. Take care Bro,, Becareful everytime you have mission..
The statement that kind of ruffled my feathers was the lady saying, "when she came under fire 4 times, she ducks and hides. And lets the boys do that. But then says being on the ground doing what they do with them earns respect. How are you earning respect when you hide under fire? You are there to do the same job, and that includes returning fire when necessary. Not ducking and hiding. You can't compare yourself to someone you puts themselves in harms way. Because you don't.
Well she's a marine engineer not infantry, quite common for medics to hit the dirt and let the infantry deal with it. If she's a marine engineer on patrol chances are she's is Explosives Ordnance Disposal a dangerous job itself which saw the death of a female officer in afghan attempting to disarm it. As long as she does her best and her job she's just as good as the infantry.
Couldn´t they hid some Marines outside during the night? With infrarot maybe they can avoid more replaced IED´s. The Taliban can feel very safe at night I guess, while the Marines walking out at 50C°.
If your children ask from you in the future. Why you went to Afghanistan and killed Afghan people? You will answer like Soviet union soldiers This was a political mistake of our political leader.
Well I learn so etching new everyday; these videos are uploaded in the servers in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan so people over there can watch this. It's up to the Afghan government whether the video can become international or not. Still though, it is pretty stupid. Oh well, I guess all our service members will be able to see what the infantry go through. They have it real tough.
@@OldHickoryReincarnate correction it is Allahu Akbar. The same chant that came from the warriors that defeated the US, England, the former corrupt afghan government, and other NATO allied forces.
Damn man I wish I didn’t get into stupid shit when I was younger or I’d be able to fight w these guys, I always watch these videos and all I wanna do is go kick a recruiters door down and say “sign me up” Much respect to these warriors💪🏼
The fact that Lt. Nicolson speaks the language is invaluable. That was one of the greatest barriers that affected relations between the locals and the troops. Translators often would not or could not provide correct or complete translations. The language barrier alone caused frustration and continuous mistrust between troops and local Afghans. You can clearly see the advantage of improved relations with the local population that Nicolson had, simply because he had the ability to speak with them directly. Unfortunately there never was a quick solution to the communication issue.
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Its just not the language. No body likes the brits, just ask the Indians or the chinese.
Taliban 4 Ever, death to terror english Peple, Big Roooosssssia.
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Afghanistan the grave yard of Empires. Sentence in history books
You forget about Sikhs
Who conquered afganistan
The grave yard of empires? Lmao ah yes cause losing 52k of your fighters and only taking out 4k of theirs whilst you set up ieds and hide behind pregnant women and children for protection whilst your country gets occupied for 20+ years and then having your enemies decide they no longer feel like staying in your run down country so they leave after having nearly no resistance for more then a year is so sick bro!
@@KIKA_1540lol
hahah at last all NATO faked up in Afghanistan @@Norturna
@@bashirahmad-bk9ri faked?
الله اکبر الله زموږ سره دی الله ډیر لوی ذات دی او په هرڅه باندی قادر دی
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Bye bye
He ran out of virgins in heaven 🤣
Kab huaa ye😢
Esse Allah tem mãos sujas de sangue. Seus seguidores saem duma mesquita para explorirem matando multidões. Que allah mais doido
افغانستان دامپراتوريو هديره ده هيڅ څوک دي دافغانستان اشغال ته زړه نه ښه کوي کنه دامريکا او روسيي څخه دي پوښتنه وکړي
اور انگلینڈ سے بھی
41 countries got together and fought against Afghans but finally, afghans with empty hands they won the war and 41 NATO countries lost. What a shame.
But in war you have to comply with me that there is a winner and loser
You do realize that there were two phases during the war in Afghanistan. First one was a military victory, but the second was a political defeat.
it sounds like you fundamentally misunderstand the conflict as a whole
They didn’t lose. You just don’t know what their objectives were
@@AndersenTrades wtf - you are saying talibans fuuu--k the amercians .
Almighty God made us successful and you failed
الله اکبر ولله الحمد. حسبنا اللّٰه ونعم الوکيل ☝️
So the Royal Marines have captured an innocent shopkeeper and a shepherd 😂
In this US Afghanistan fight I lost my house and after more than 12 years, I am not able to reconstruct even a two room house, while i lost 26 rooms, tube well and a shop
زند باد امارت اسلامی افغانستان ،🏳️❤️
Common and true quote…”Afghanistan, where empires go to die”. That’s a fact. It can’t and will never be defeated. Never in thousands of years has anyone come close.
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But hari singh nalwa victory in afghanistan
it took the american lead coalition 2 months to fully occupy afghanistan lmao, idk what you're on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_invasion_of_Afghanistan
@@harmansidhu2204At that time KPK region of Pakistan was part of Afghanistan and Hari Singh did not go beyond KPK. Correct your history.
codeman9145, Aghanistan was defeated by the taliban
Before coming to Afghanistan you should read the history about pashtun nation., pashtun nation never gives up💪🏼
We should never have cared about those cave people.
We should never have cared about those cave people.
Ya it’s going great 😂 everyone has a great life there I bet! When are you heading over?
Revisiting this video today, you can see easily how everything went wrong in Afghanistan but somehow wasn’t obvious to the military or even the filmmakers at the time.
To be far, people then thought the war was going to last 30 years. They were wrong about a few things lol
@Enrique Morales Hey dipshit, the taliban did not/ do not have uniforms. They quite literally looked indistinguishable from the locals, this is exactly why soldiers had to take extra precaution when a local was acting suspect or not following instructions. On top of that, the talibans main goal is to convince locals to be on their side, usually by violent threat. This meant the locals would often flip-flop between helping the Marines and helping the Taliban, as a survival mechanism. As you can tell from this complete cluster fuck, taking time to treat everyone like a victim and not a potential threat is a recipe for disaster. Arresting a civilian is always smarter than risking a life, I'm sorry to break it to you that war is not a nice place.
And as for "abusing the local population", we saw how the locals felt a few months ago. They were literally climbing onto military planes begging for our soldiers to take them away from the Taliban. Only one side was out to harm civilians in that war, and they were not wearing uniforms.
@Enrique Morales that’s every army.
@@chadlarjdikdison682 glad someone said it
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Imagine if you told the soldiers that eight years later that the Taliban would take over Afghanistan .... pray for Afghanistan
Their response would be GG!
The western media is biased in reporting. They mostly intend to denigrate Islamic law.
Crusade is over now
@@caliph33 so why do some afghans run away from islamic law lol
Pray for them? Taliban is afghanistan.
It’s wild to think about talking to/questioning all these civilians not knowing if they are taliban or not. I can’t even imagine
And how they are just walking up to them.
I’m an Afghan and that’s what I’m literally thinking about like it’s scary !!!
After such a huge military operation, show the world now the present day Afghanistan. The world would be glad of your efforts.
lol i have been looking into that and every video i see the only problem is the way women are treated everyone else says they support Taliban
@@reportingforbbws they'll be killed if they don't say that, you know that right?
Whether you're male or female. If you "hit the deck and hide and let the boys deal with it". Your unit will have a difficult time accepting you.
Fascinating, and happy to see others do help when needed, any where on earth, am from afghanistan and went through lot of stuff such as seen taliban fighting against attack helos and much more this videos makes me feel safe nd secure with people like these marines thanks
you do know this is fake AI right
Served in Belize (formerly British Honduras) with US Peace Corps. 2 divisions of British military were serving there.
Really tough, professional fellows.
I quite liked them as long as I wasn't around them when they were drinking.
One other thing, the thickest, most wonderful accents of which this Yank could only understand half of what was being said. Especially the Scottish soldiers.
Cheers, lads!
Am from Kenya fighting alshabaab but the condition is very rough too hot very dusty no clean water but above all we survive by grace of God
Jarer how can you fight them they will ruin you
@@CaliXasansiyaad😂😂
lol lol the girl at 7:00 - 10:00 "I want to gain the boy's respect... oh a gunfight? Yeah, I've been in some and they're absolutely awful so I just duck and hide and let the boys take care of it. And when I lose someone close I don't put on a brave face, I'm an emotional wreck." You'll never earn their respect doing those. The reason you MUST put on a brave face is because FEAR is CONTAGIOUS and if you're losing your shit everytime someone's hurt and you duck and hide during gunfights instead of returning fire YOU SHOULDN'T BE THERE.
One of the core principles of counterinsurgency besides from killing the enemy is to deny the enemy: the ground, the people, and the freedom of movement. The way the war in Afghanistan has been conducted is deficient in denying the enemy the ground; when the ISAF should in fact have the advantage. The Taliban have extensively used IEDs to deny the area, which the ISAF then has to sweep and clear.
The missing piece of the puzzle here is to truly own the ground, and that is not by patrolling circuitous routes by day in sweltering heat and returning to a predictable firebase, but by using the ISAF's greatest advantages - night vision and thermals - to conduct night time operations to interdict minelayers before they can perform their deadly works. It puzzles me as an observer that the coalition would deny themselves their greatest strengths, to play into the hands of their enemy. In the aftermath of the Gulf wars and then the chaos of the Balkans, 24 hour operations proved to be one of NATO's greatest advantages, and it is being squandered here.
You don't end an insurgency by fighting harder - the US forces did just that, and merely radicalised the population and bred an influx of jihadis when their overwhelming firepower resulted in civilian casualties. You fight smarter instead. Are mine-resistant vehicles and inkspot firebases supplied by helicopter a real, long term solution? Or just a reactive ploy? Are daytime patrols into treelines mined up to the gills with ammonal going to bait the enemy into a losing firefight, or be an invitation to an amputation?
I feel that the soldiers on the ground truly are doing a sterling job at what they're being ordered to do; and that's a problem, because the problems with the conduct of the war lie with the leadership. From what I have gathered, the colonels and generals seem, as always, to be fighting the last war. Trained from their war college days for high intensity operations, against Soviets crossing the Fulda gap in a stampede of steel, their deficiencies are showing, and it is costing the coalition time, and lives. Now that the ISAF is drawing down and it increasingly falls to a questionable ANA/ANP, we may yet leave Afghanistan little better than it was under the Taliban: bombed up and depleted, poverty stricken and radicalised; global insecurity funded by a resurgent black market opium trade.
Meanwhile our soldiers come home short a few limbs or in body bags, as the generals sit at their desks pondering how many thousand pound bombs they'll drop today; while looking forward to cashing out into a 6 figure job in the military industrial complex. For them, the war is over. For the Afghans, their struggle continues, and the world is no safer.
I've been saying the same thing.
You're right. Taking and holding ground wad the missing piece. We'd take the ground and then pull back and the taliban would move right back in.
@@WolfAroundTown There was also the small problem of putting the pederasts and warlords in the Northern Alliance back in power.
Getting NATO troops to guard opium poppy fields so by the end of the decade, Afghanistan had overtaken even the Golden Triangle in opium production.
Pushing vast amounts of money and guns into Pakistan in a fool's errand to get them to fight the Taliban, even though it was basically a joint invention of the American CIA and Pakistani ISI. Even cruel masters will hesitate to put down a loyal dog.
What we see today with the Taliban moving into emptied out Coalition bases, seizing tons of explosives, tens of thousands of small arms and ammunition, is less a result of incompetence, and more what is increasingly an obvious deliberate policy.
As far back as the early 2000s, the Coalition could have rebuilt towns, roads, and brought in agronomists to modernise the Afghan farming system like the Soviets tried but could not complete due to lack of resources. Back then the Taliban was basically wiped out so security was no longer an issue.
Instead they just let things rot. Meanwhile farmers were starting to starve so they started to grow their old standby cash crop, opium, because the Taliban were no longer there to kill farmers for growing a _haram_ crop.
By the early 2010s Afghanistan basically transformed itself into the premier opium producer in the world. Those Northern Alliance warlords were living the high life selling dope and raping young boys through the practice of bacha bazi. Yet Coalition commanders, while acknowledging reports from NCOs and lower ranked commanders that trying to prop up the Northern Alliance was a mistake, continued to basically pave the way for a return of the Taliban.
Eventually the Coalition basically dismembered itself and only the US was left as a big occupier. And this year they left in shame, so the Taliban have just basically walked back into power. Only now, of course, the Taliban themselves are no longer above selling opium on the black market.
The Taliban banned opium for 1 year. 1. And then the decision was made by the United States, basically unilaterally, to invade Afghanistan and topple the Taliban. Today the Taliban sells opium too.
In the words of George HW Bush Jr, "Mission Accomplished."
And finally defeated and embarrassed after 20 years of spending Americans taxes for bombing Innocent Afghanis in Afghanistan
@@sarmela3681 what if the goal was not strategic victory, but a deliberate strategy of occupation and promotion of opium cultivation to enrich weapons contractors?
In that sense, those goals were achieved very successfully. With commanders going back as far as David Petraeus actually stating in public, on the record, that they had no strategic goal and no exit strategy, I think we should believe them when they said we would be there for the long haul.
The brother of Hamid Karzai was a literal drug smuggler for the northern alliance. He now controls most of the mineral extraction of which Afghanistan has trillions in reserve, as well as most of the flow of opium into Central Asia. Naturally, the other stakeholders of those mineral mining contracts are western mining multinationals.
I think the real goal of the Afghan occupation will make itself obvious once the Taliban makes moves to try to a) reduce opium supply or ban it again on pain of death. Or b) try to nationalise their mineral reserves.
The lady said she runs and hides when the bullets start flying. Great way to gain the respect of the men.
She's a nurse. Did you serve in Afghanistan?
I was here exactly to leave a comment about that.. useless
@@reddiver7293 RNs that are in battle zones have to go through Combat and weapons school. Combat Nurses. If we're getting shot at and you have a weapon and not putting shots down range your a liability.
I hope Sikandar Khan is alive. the relationship he had developed with the locals is mesmerizing. Professionalism should be taught as the foremost rule while serving in army. Often such a behavior cannot be expected in the war situations, as many lost their mind, treating every local inhumanely. Hats off to that guy!
زنده باد قهرمانان امارت اسلامی افغانستان
Troop sergeant, Taff hunter good work.this guy is very dedicated to his work ,,God bless you 💖🔥
"I'm not feeling threatened as yet um, Final last words.." I don't know why but i laughed at it.
Can you please identify the song in the closing credits?
الله اکبر ☝️🤲
Royal Marine too
Please come back to Afghanistan my dears loves yours❤
فکر کنم خواهر هایت را دیکًه کس یخ کرده نمی تانه چوچی بی ناموس خاک فروش کوس مادر مردم
توافغان نیستی یک جاسوس امریکاوناتوهستی به کسی اجازه نیست
دالته دی په مور وخیژوه
شیطان منافق یی غلام امریکا
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I was 82nd airborne and worked beside these guys great fighters I just couldn’t understand half of them n I’m sure they said the same about me with my Boston accent all good just breaking balls . They great warriors n deserve respect
Excellent. Thank you. Good work Marines.
چطوری خراب کاری خودرا خوب جلبه میتی خوبی مارا خراب بدبختها ان شاءالله شمارا در آمریکا هم آرام نمی مانیم
I love that she takes care of the boys gets them supplies and water and they take care of her when its time to fight like true men do. Good guys always fight to protect women and children even if she did volunteer to be there its nice to hear the men take charge and protect her from the bad guys as best they can. That's what i would want if i was fighting with them! 9:00
دروغ میګفت پیش کمره این کاره میکرد
Looks like this was all pointless in the end.
Tell me about it... safe as houses now
Yeah they pissed into the wind after all it seems
now if taliban wants; they can kill or capture all americians soliders at airports!
Your right man
Damn,you right..😂
my father did 3 tours with the 29 commandos people don't appreciate what these men gave up
To invade another man's homeland?
@@channealcampbell2403they didn’t invade much, tried their best not to let a supressive regime take lead of the country
Nobody does. We should never have cared about these cave people.
Check out THE HORNETS NEST. One of the best Afghanistan war documentaries I've ever seen, and I've seen a bunch of em.
Agreed. It's about as good as Restrepo IMO.
Scissor technic is the best flanks and middle goes up when they want or feel good. Like hunting deer leaving at 3am 4am how tired do they get???
Malgré cette force de frappe, ils ont fui l'Afghanistan comme des voleur face à des villageois.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Psalm 127:1 "If the Lord is not helping the builders, then the building of a house is to no purpose: if the Lord does not keep the town, the watchman keeps his watch for nothing" ... this is true!
can you please explain what you mean by this parable ?
A true woman… “hit the deck and hide” thanks for being truthful.
As she should, I love that she takes care of the boys gets them supplies and water and they take care of her when its time to fight like true men do. Good guys always fight to protect women and children even if she did volunteer to be there its nice to hear the men take charge and protect her from the bad guys as best they can. That's what i would want if i was fighting with them!
@@Amb910that’s why they don’t belong in the Infantry or Sf
@@leeevans6213well you cannot touch a Muslim woman if you are not her husband. So they were hiding everyone on their women. So they brought women in to search them
الله اکبر الحَمْدُ ِلله ددی ظلم نتیجه یی ولیده
اوسره دغلامانویی ښپی سپکی کړی
No matter how many atrocities we have done in Afghanistan, Allah is the Most Merciful
Allaho akbar☝
semangt mariner sya mndukung anda smoga sukseess selalu dan jaga kebaikan anda love you
Taliban were titled as HOLY WARRIORS by the US while they were fighting USSR. They suddenly became Terrorists/insurgents later on.
There was no Taliban when that time
@@RoseRose-nt4juthey were the same people who formed Taliban which fought against USSR
Do your research don't reply on media propaganda
Usa created Taliban by aiding pakistan
Initially Talibanis were trained in madarsas of pakistan funded by usa
@@RoseRose-nt4juso what was at that time? USA and Israel the world terrorist i am from Ethiopia
@@RoseRose-nt4juright afghans didn’t exist
A good point is made here. While Taliban (or whatever terrorist de jour) might use the pretense of this or that Islamic ambiguity it's really about who gets to shake down the locals....the locals know that as soon as the Marines leave they'll be dealing with Taliban again..
Oilsmoke Jones A sad reality.
BUT WAIT, WHO ARE THE BAD GUYS ?
An unfortunate reality for these villages now.
Is pakistan terrerist County?
@@mukeshchaudhary1254 not according to the US government.
Wait a minute!! If that woman "hits the deck" and let the guys handle it when shooting starts, why does she claims that she is doing "exactly the same things" that the guys?? If all she does, is a frisking the afghan women, and take cover when the shooting starts. maybe she don't need a weapon. I mean male interpreter's dont'n carry assault rifle, why should she?? If you volunteered to the frontline, earn you'r respect!!
hevosenpaska114 Oot varmaan SA-intissä huomannu miten tytöt tulee inttiin leikkiin sotilasta, vemppaa päällä puolet koko palvelusajasta ja aukki läpi ja kessun natsat päälle ja haahuilee kassulla koska skapparit on pakotettuja cut some slack to girls ja tekemään joka saapumiserästä naisistakin kessuja, vaikka jos mies ois kyseessä niin ei ois ees päässy aukkia läpi saati sit kessuks... 2/10 on oikeesti käynyt intin kunnolla ja respectit siitä mut ne loput 8 on vaan muiden riesana ja luulee et jos partiota on käyny niin pärjäähän sit tietty armeijassakin koska nehän on ihan samanlaisia instituutioita! Jos naisille ois samat säännöt ja vaatimukset kuin miehillä niin 800 naisesta jotka vuodessa käy intin vaan 20-40 tulis aliupseereita ja tosta 800 70% menee aukkiin... eli joku5-7% aukkiin menneistä flikoista pääsis sen läpi ja sit kaikki vitun toimittajat ja tasa-arvovaltuutetut pistäis sen syrjinnän piikkiin, eihän se vika oo ikinä naisten motivaatiossa tai yrityksessä vaan laiskoissa miehissä jotka on kateellisia kun naisista tulee enemmän aliupseereita keskimäärin kuin miehistä. Lääkintämiehenä I/07 voin sanoo et yks alikki.mimmi makso sairaalakuluina yli 25.000e valtiolle kun käytettiin röntgeneissä etsimässä vikaa jaloista, käsistä, hännästä... milloin mistäkin. 6kk aikana en nähny sitä ikinä ilman kainalosauvoja, aina hakemassa vemppaa kun vanha loppus, paksuin potilaskansio koko varuskunnasta, raamattu oli OIKEESTI mainoslehtinen siihen verrattuna. Tytön faija oli komentajakapteeni kyseisessä varuskunnassa ja tytöstä tuli kersantti. luonnollisesti. Ja sit oli viel ne 10 muuta naisalikkia jotka yhteensä makso jo sairaalakuluina lähempi 70.000e palvelusaikana kun käytiin tyksissä joka toinen päivä, mut tää ensin mainittu oli kaikkein pahin. Respectit ryhmänjohtajalleni Henna Virkkuselle, siinä oli mimmi joka ansaitsi kunnioituksen ryhmältään ja raijas aina painavimpia rojuja ite, juoksi meijän kaa elysee lenkkiä joka toinen päivä (8km) ym, ja tärkeimpänä: Ei ulissut jos oli raskasta niinku nä muut 'naisjohtajat'... hän jäi valitettavasti vaan alikessuksi vaikka ois ansainnu ne kessun natsat enemmän kuin kukaan muista naisista. huhhuh, tulipa vuodatettua mut toi on vaan niin saatanan väärin ja epäreilua+huonoa moraalille, armeijalle ja on aina vituttanu mua eniten armeijassa ja vielä vuosia sen jälkeen kun lukee jtn lehtijuttuja missä mimmit kertoo syrjinnästä palvelusajaltaan: tytöttelyä ym. Meitä kutsuttiin 3kk neideiksi ja tytöiksi ja me ei valitettu, ei tullu kenellekään ees mieleen koska armeijassa pitää vaan niellä kaikki. näitä tyttöjä häiritsi se kun heitä sanottiin tytöiksi! Ja se on tietty suurin epäkohta koko suomen puolustusvoimissa! Naisten simputus on tytöttelyä... vittu toi oo lähelkään sitä simputusta mitä mies kokee intissä.
Jos sota tulee niin yhtään käskyä en ota joltain wanna be bodypump lehmältä. Koko ikäni olen harrastanut asetekniikka, sotahistoriaa, ammuntaa, metsästystä, maastossa olemista. Kun oikeasti alkaa paukkumaan, niin ne lehmät itkee ekana ja huutaa apua.
+hevosenpaska114 Women in combat want equal rewards but special treatment. I did 22 years as an 11B. I met a few women who could do the job but an overwhelming majority could not. 100% wanted special treatment though.
Ty British for clear English documentation I live at the home of the army medic
The interpreter is not understood how to translate he missing the mean words, and asking something else totally different from what the patrol commander is asking.
26:02 the voice of the common man - so easily forgotten
so rarely listened to
Right
looking back, if we had a high high surge of troops and did "clear and hold", we've would have been out by 2010, now the hell they will endure will go unmatched in their history ...
old afghan saying...."Isaf has the clocks but we have the time".
My mother is an English or British woman and my father is a Scottish man !
Well Kersty, maybe if you wouldn't hide and let the boys deal with the threads on their own you would have an easier time gaining their respect.
Thank you. You are the ONLY fucking person who pointed that out.
see that Khan guy, thats what they need to be doing! becoming fluent and integrating with the locals...otherwise how can you win their hearts and minds if you cant even speak to them?....the difference in reception for him compared to the other marines is massive, and you can tell his heads in the right place, where as some of the other marines seem to have too much of a "just here to shoot things" approach
+shane smalls Yes you kind of get the impression that one guy like him is worth about... Well i do not know how many grunts? 500? A hundred guys like him, who speak the language, and are deployed in the same area for a long time would learn the names, the families. Everything. Dropping people in to "tourist" for a tour or three is not the answer.
totally agree
thank you for all the sacrifices !!GOD BLESS YOU!
what sacrifice they have killed All the local people
They killed my three brothers in one day in 2010
when I was 10 year old
My Young brother was 15 year two more was 7 and 9
How you called this action sacrifice
I hope America receives what it deserves for what it has done to the Middle East
They are stupid to sacrifice their lifes over lies from their coward government.
America and NATO's the biggest terrorist
😂😂fuck... Your secrifice they condemn people to be their local servant
@@ibadullahsafi6391 I’m truely sorry for your losses, but not all soldiers were war criminals, again I’m truely sorry for your losses.
shoutout to LT Vern Nicolson, it is so crucial to maintain a good social relationship with the locals at times like these.
I give her props for understanding and making it public that her as a women full well knows she has to try to be like one of the guys to see acceptance, cause really with this FETs that's all it is stopping it from being a full fled thing is #1 women in the field and potential period cycle, true facts the Army even noted it. As well as #2 can you be one of the boys?
Thank you for your sacrifices. Thank you for the video.
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I hope America receives what it deserves for what it has done to the Middle East
*And after 20 years Taliban are back and Royal Marines along with 52 Nation's army are gone. Taliban are taking control back the control of what they had 20 years ago.*
It’s amazing watching these videos now you can see how most of the people the west dealt with were villagers by day Taliban by night they hardly could hide it at times they must have been thinking wow westerners are crazy
They just wasted everything And trump laughing in corner😂😂
I feel bad for these young soldiers who thought they were fighting for their countries but infact they were loosing their lives just in a money making game for the rich companies and contractors. They must be devastated after watching Taliban took control and their sacrifice was for nothing
U r right bro
I realized something about the armies of the UK that they might have a hard time with.
I mean you've got people from every city, every town with a different accent. I wonder how hard it is to understand eachother
"Comondor, Wev gut uh fooken betallien ov solgairz mooven doarn fwom duh valleh"
"Rogah dat Saujent. Senden reeinfausments too yeh"
Hey, thanks guys (from the USA).
Sekuat apa pun, secanggih apa pun kau tidak mungkin mengalahkan bangsa afgan
چون بسیار وحشی هستند.قوم در قعر جهنم و بدبختی
It’s so funny while watching in 2021. They couldn’t do anything and Taliban made them hell out of their place😂. What was point to spend people hard earned tax money.
Religious zealots do not stand a chance now that France has a nuke ready to deploy
@@Twisted_yer_mum nobody ain't nuking anyone. I know that. You know that
They should nuke pakistan instead
@@Twisted_yer_mum bro nuke is not a solution 😀 ... Everyone has nuke ready to deploy... It will be tit for tat
@@Cicero_Phoenix I will agree 🤣
"War is a Racket" - Major General Smedley Butler, USMC.
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Along with defeating the enemy, one of the fundamental tenets of counterinsurgency is denying the enemy access to the territory, the populace, and the freedom of movement. When the ISAF should actually have the upper hand, the way the war in Afghanistan has been fought falls short in denying the enemy the advantage of the terrain.
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At last ran away from Afghanistan in the night's dark
اجرت کر چلے گٸے صنم
Killed hundreds of thousands of taliban while losing a few thousand soldiers in 20 years of conflict, and the taliban wouldn't dare approach any city while western forces were occupying the country.
Fun fact my Dad was deployed into Fallujah in the Iraq War in 2004 and he was also deployed in Afghanistan in 2009 and he was a Marine and I'm going to join the Marines and I'm 12 years old I'm going to enlist
Afghanistan ☝👊
Dude, why so they can send you to another BS war like this and you can get diversity training?
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What they are hiding is the fight wasnt against taliban it was against islam and islam has its own power
I highly suggest you educate yourself!
Yes that is terriorism actually as what u told about islam
So then why the US armies run away from Afghanistan and lifted their huge weapons @sangeethamahesh155
@@Proxychains4 I think you should use your brain.You are a human being.
@@Abdulshafi20055They already looted you enough
زند باد امارت اسلامی افغانستان ،🏳️❤️🇦🇫❤️
Жить за других не получится только Бог каждому отмеряет всё что нужно. Важно то что ты готов дать его творениям и на какие подвиги готов.
So what u do in Afghanistan .
Get the heck out fast
Fuck You USA 🇮🇳
"we didn't piss in the wind for no reason" it kills me to know that now he knows they did
I’ve watched a lot of documentaries about the war in Afghanistan. In every single one the ANA/Afghan Police come across as lazy and ignorant . Their attitudes more like teenage boys then trained men . I admire the patience of the Royal Marines forced to babysit .
Sadly all the real warrior blood or men joined the Taliban in that country. I guess influence of that religion.
لايوجد أجبن وأقبح منكم تبكون كالنساء في العراق وأفغانستان لقد هزموكم يا كلاب بني صهيون لعنة الله عليكم دمرتم العراق وأفغانستان
I've seen at least one documentary where they actually seemed like a worthy ally fighting hard side by side, unfortunately I can't remember which one it was but at least these specific guys were brave and fought hard.
They fight in a different way than the western troops, and many didn't want to use body armor because they believe their faith is already set and it's gods will if they get hit or not. And after Taliban took over there were at least one group of soldiers retreating back to the mountains to continue the fight (no clue if they are still around but I would guess so).
I'm curious to see how Taliban will deal with ISIS and if they can keep the country together so it doesn't get's destroyed in yet another devastating civil war. I have a difficult time seeing them build a functioning state while at the same time oppressing a good portion of the population (especially women whom account for half of the nation and I doubt a majority of them approve of being pushed down hard in society).
It's one thing to fight a guerilla war, but can these fighters some who have lived in the mountains for decades build a successful state? Recently I saw a Taliban government official (I think he was a judge) who couldn't even point out Afghanistan on a globe, which to me doesn't sound promising; and yes of course this guy still was carrying his trusty assault rifle with him all the time - for what reason a judge would need to carry military weaponry I have no clue.
The Afghan Army and National Police lost close to 70,000 men in the war against the Taliban versus less than 4,000 western coalition fatalities. So I think it is unfair to call them lazy or unwilling to fight.
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Top, that video is a great memory for after you retire. How many years in service do you have now? Im a retired Philippine Army with an age of 45.. Take care Bro,, Becareful everytime you have mission..
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`Hit the deck and hide and let the boys deal with it` ..... is not being just like the boys is it Kirsty? Now make us a cup of tea love and stay safe.
Shut up you twat. She literally said what her role was, and it's not infantry. I'm pretty she's more man than you, you cod warrior.
@@lintfordpickle Ssssshhhh snowflake. Now you make me a cup of tea too you second rate piss ant.
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Long life Afghanistan
2024 we see this was a huge failure. Thank you for sharing this video 🙏
So the marine RN do you think she could carry a 230lbs man off the battle field i have my doubts 🤔
I need an opportunity to be part of the ROYAL MARINES
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AFTER LOOSING THE BATTLE , NOW THEY SHARE EPISODE VIDEOS TO SHOW US THAT WE ARE STRONGER.😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
These guys are doing a great job. Thank you for your service
وحوش قتلو اطفال
The statement that kind of ruffled my feathers was the lady saying, "when she came under fire 4 times, she ducks and hides. And lets the boys do that. But then says being on the ground doing what they do with them earns respect. How are you earning respect when you hide under fire? You are there to do the same job, and that includes returning fire when necessary. Not ducking and hiding. You can't compare yourself to someone you puts themselves in harms way. Because you don't.
Well she's a marine engineer not infantry, quite common for medics to hit the dirt and let the infantry deal with it. If she's a marine engineer on patrol chances are she's is Explosives Ordnance Disposal a dangerous job itself which saw the death of a female officer in afghan attempting to disarm it. As long as she does her best and her job she's just as good as the infantry.
All that bloodshed just to run away in the end.
May Allah guide us.
Yes brother it was there testing ground...but nothing..
We should never have cared about those cave people.
" War is a Racket" by highly decorated American veteran of WW1, Samuel Butler QED
Smedley Butler*
Unfortunate name but great book.
Couldn´t they hid some Marines outside during the night? With infrarot maybe they can avoid more replaced IED´s. The Taliban can feel very safe at night I guess, while the Marines walking out at 50C°.
What's was the need then for such a huge military operation?
If your children ask from you in the future. Why you went to Afghanistan and killed Afghan people? You will answer like Soviet union soldiers
This was a political mistake of our political leader.
Well I learn so etching new everyday; these videos are uploaded in the servers in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan so people over there can watch this. It's up to the Afghan government whether the video can become international or not. Still though, it is pretty stupid. Oh well, I guess all our service members will be able to see what the infantry go through. They have it real tough.
Would love to hear what these(surviving) blokes think of so many allied casualties being for not.
انتو قتله خرجتو صاغرين
@@محسنابندليم-ي2ع yeah yeah yeah aloha snackbar
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Ok4killer all sasal
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@@OldHickoryReincarnate correction it is Allahu Akbar. The same chant that came from the warriors that defeated the US, England, the former corrupt afghan government, and other NATO allied forces.
Afghanistan and afghania people not scared any power afghan people very brave and lovely 🌹
I am a native English speaker ! I could speak English despite the fact that I was born in Egypt and resided in India or Bharat or Hindustan!
God bless America soldier.
God blessed America with a defeat
They are in hell
I hope America receives what it deserves for what it has done to the Middle East
Taliban has probably been watching these videos and looking for anyone that cooperated smh
I LOVE TALIBAAN....
@@syedimranbacha We all love them. Everyone who fights America and Russia, we love them... Even the Nazis, if they return, I will love them
This was so long ago. Everyone’s fucking dead. Do you see how they live?
Damn man I wish I didn’t get into stupid shit when I was younger or I’d be able to fight w these guys, I always watch these videos and all I wanna do is go kick a recruiters door down and say “sign me up” Much respect to these warriors💪🏼
what do you mean by "stupid shit"?
Fighting a stupid, pointless war the ended in the enemy taking control of the entire country.... We aren't fighting for freedom anymore man.
@@Darian.. none of your business lmfao why does it matter?
@@sheeeitmayn4384 okay dude, i was just curious, nothing else
Come.... Yalla.... waiting for u again...lets see how long u stay again... you ..f..cckng b..tch
Last D/day winner who ?
الشعب يكره الاحتلال و القمع
هذه ارض الشعب و الشعب حر فيها ليس عبد مذلول فيها
I'm sorry lads, your blood, sweat, tears and death was for nothing, nothing but the military industrial complex stuffing their pockets.
damn Sakandar Khan is one hell of a name hahaha ... so fucking cool ... what a real badass ...
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