US MORTAR CREW IS SHOWN TRAPPED BY TALIBAN IN AFGHANISTAN

This video shows a US Mortar crew trapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan and how the mortar crew uses 120 mm mortars to return the fire of the Taliban.

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GUN CAMERA TAPE: VIDEO OF CHOPPER TAKING OUT TALIBAN PLANTING IEDS

Video of gun camera shot from a US "chopper" showing Taliban fighters getting blown away as they try to plant IED explosives.

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"CORPSMAN UP"---VIDEO TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE MILITARY CORPSMEN: WARNING: VERY GRAPHIC

This video is a compilation of shots and footage showing the military corpsmen doing their duty to save the lives of our wounded troops in both Afghanistan and Iraq. Great music with this video: "Citzen Soldier" by Three Doors Down.

WARNING: Very graphic

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US TROOPS WIPEOUT TALIBAN SNIPER HOUSE IN AFGHANISTAN

Raw video of US troops wiping out a Taliban sniper house in Afghanistan.

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RAW AND BRUTAL COMBAT FOOTAGE FROM INSIDE AFGHANISTAN

This is a must see video showing our troops in brutal combat against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

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U.S. SOLDIERS FORCED TO GO AWOL TO GET PTSD CARE

Sad story of how returning vets have to go AWOL to get help for PTSD

By Dahr Jamail
http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=49646

MARFA, Texas, Dec 11 (IPS) - With a military health care system over-stretched by two ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, more soldiers are deciding to go absent without leave (AWOL) in order to find treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Eric Jasinski enlisted in the military in 2005, and deployed to Iraq in October 2006 as an intelligence analyst with the U.S. Army. He collected intelligence in order to put together strike packets - where air strikes would take place.

Upon his return to the U.S. after his tour, Jasinski was suffering from severe PTSD from what he did and saw in Iraq, remorse and guilt for the work he did that he knows contributed to the loss of life in Iraq.

"What I saw and what I did in Iraq caused my PTSD," Jasinski, 23-years-old, told IPS during a phone interview, "Also, I went through a divorce - she left right before I deployed - and my grandmother passed away when I was over there, so it was all super rough on me."

In addition, he lost a friend in Iraq, and another of his friends lost his leg due to a roadside bomb attack.

Read more here: http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=49646