U.S. Special Forces Alongside Afghan National Army Commandos Raid Compound
Motion Imagery shot by Sgt. Christian Palermo, US Army, on the week of October 17, 2011.
U.S. Army Special Operation Forces alongside Afghan National Army (ANA)
Commandos conduct clearing operations in the Larzab Bowl, Deh Chopan
District, Zabul Province of Afghanistan.
Added: Jun-16-2012 Occurred On: Jun-16-2012
By: qwerty4242
In: Afghanistan
Tags: afghan, afghanistan, army, ana, troops, 2011, 2012, taleban, taliban, isaf, raid, night, apache, helicopter, afgan, afganistan, film, footage, weapons, m4a1, m4, rpg, real, raw, clips, commando, soldier
Location: Zabul, Afghanistan (load item map)
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By: qwerty4242
In: Afghanistan
Tags: afghan, afghanistan, army, ana, troops, 2011, 2012, taleban, taliban, isaf, raid, night, apache, helicopter, afgan, afganistan, film, footage, weapons, m4a1, m4, rpg, real, raw, clips, commando, soldier
Location: Zabul, Afghanistan (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 4355 | Comments: 14 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 5 | Shared: 2 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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