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Afghan Commandos Turned On Us — Two Green Berets Didn’t Make It
By Mike Ritland
By Mike Ritland
By Mike Ritland
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It’s a hard reminder that even in missions meant to build trust, tragedy can strike suddenly.
I hope the military can debrief thoroughly on this incident. We need to understand what went wrong.
Sad day for the US military. These Green Berets were part of a dangerous mission in a volatile region.
My heart goes out to the families of the fallen soldiers. They deserve our support and gratitude.
This tragedy should be a wake-up call for better preparation and safety measures for our armed forces.
Absolutely. Ensuring their safety should always be a top priority.
I can’t help but feel angry about how this situation unfolded. These soldiers were doing their duty and lost their lives.
The bravery of these soldiers is unmatched. Its tragic that their lives were lost in such a manner.
I’m glad there’s coverage on this, but it’s also a painful topic. These soldiers deserve to be remembered.
They should never be forgotten. Their service was honourable.
I wonder if this will have any impact on future missions in the region. Too many lives are at stake.
This tragedy highlights the complexities of international military operations. It’s devastating to lose soldiers in this way.
It’s heartbreaking but important to discuss. These stories help us appreciate the sacrifices of our troops.
This is a grim example of the costs of war. The soldiers who died were heroes.
I wonder what led to this turn of events. Were there signs that were missed or ignored?
That’s a tough question. I guess it’s something we may never fully understand.
This really sheds light on the risks involved in training and working with local forces in conflict zones.
It’s a reality that doesn’t get enough attention in the public eye.
It’s horrifying to think about the betrayal these soldiers must have felt. No one should go out like that.
I hope we can learn from this to prevent such losses in the future. It’s a stark reminder of the dangers our troops face.
Absolutely. Every life lost is a reminder of the sacrifices made for us.
This really puts into perspective the risks our military faces every day. It’s not just about the mission; it’s about trust.
It’s shocking how quickly a mission can go from collaboration to conflict. It must have been chaos.
This kind of incident should prompt a review of how we approach training and cooperating with foreign troops.
It’s devastating to hear about the loss of these two soldiers. They will be deeply missed.