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>US special forces soldier killed in operation against Isis in Afghanistan
>The soldier was mortally wounded late Saturday during an operation in Nangarhar province” in eastern Afghanistan, US navy captain Bill Salvin said in a message on the official Twitter account of the Nato-led Resolute Support mission.
The soldier was a special forces operator, Salvin told Reuters separately. The circumstances of the death were unclear and Salvin said more information could be released later.
>multi million $$$ operator
>dies at the hands of a goatfucker
sad
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/apr/08/us-special-forces-soldier-killed-isis-afghanistan#img-1
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>training makes bullets less lethal
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Oh well, shit happens.
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>fat 4chan retard makes comment on world has doesn't understand
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>>33577536
What did he mean by this??
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>>33577509
F
RIP
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>More retards dying in a foreign country while their home is given away to foreigners
Oh wait we'll just give em American citizenship and pretend they are "Americans" now
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>>33577869
Hey anon but now is America first, amrite?
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>>33577509
Shit happens OP.
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>>33577509
woohoo, tax relief
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>>33577509
Are ISIS really that much of a deal in Afghan? The taliban have recently taken sangin. I though Isis were just having a small scrap with the tali in the hills. Why waste resources on them. Let them in fight and fucking kill each other.
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>>33578121
In Nangarhar, Kunar, Nuristan from what I've heard.
Daesh has been pushing Taliban out of those provinces for a little while now. Even heard they were making moves in Baghlan, and Kunduz provinces.
Taliban is much stronger in the South, Helmand, Kandahar etc...
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>>33578121
I don't get how places like this can seem to be locked in permanent war yet they never run out of fighters. Modern weapons are more lethal than at any time in history and even irregular forces are using dem drones and shit.
I guess it's because none of them can aim for shit. A 24 hour gunfight, tens of thousands of rounds fired, one goat KIA and two wounded.
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RIP
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>>33578429
The terrain is incredibly difficult, and practically made for hiding.
Two years ago, 14 years into the war. We finally found this.
>"The operation, announced by the U.S. military on Oct. 11, hit one training area that sprawled over 30 square miles and another small one that was about one square mile, U.S. military officials said. U.S. and Afghan troops were involved in the ground assault, with 63 airstrikes launched to cover them. Some 160 al-Qaeda fighters were reported killed."
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>>33578429
fighters from surrounding areas like the caucasus, pakistan, kyrgystan, saudi arabia, etc flood in. never ending stream of slime.
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>>33577869
I don't think you know that concept of citizenship.
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