"The Real Story of Afghanistan’s Harrowing Battle of Ganjgal" Topic
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Tango01  | 20 Feb 2019 11:59 a.m. PST |
"National Geographic Channel's new series "No Man Left Behind" which premieres Tuesday June, 28th at 9/8c takes viewers on a harrowing, inspiring journey into real-world combat situations, revealing the lengths of human heroism and the incredible bonds that exist between soldiers on the battlefield. The soldiers themselves recount their stories of survival, taking us inside their struggles and victories like never before. And "No Man Left Behind" gives an intimate glimpse into these heroes' lives at home and the difficulties they face in readjusting to life outside of a combat zone. In this piece, we take a similar look at the intense battle of Ganjgul, Afghanistan, featuring interviews and multimedia elements to tell the real story of what happened on the ground…."
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| Jcfrog | 20 Feb 2019 12:28 p.m. PST |
Observed the insurgents in trenches ( dug by the locals no?) bring them arms and amo, and still no artillery no air because, ha, we could hurt some. Yeah. No way to fight.
No wonder these people laugh at us, want to rule is at home and show no respect at all any more for us. |
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