reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wonted unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly are not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began sherratt badly wounded was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe they told us it was a it was a fight and he was killed by a grenade fire it just seems like that's what the casualty officer told us because that's what was in the paper the casually officer came to the house and said well we think it may have been friendly fire and that was like whoa. and then i asked

reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe they told us that it was a it was a a fight and he was killed by a grenade fire it just seems like that's what the casualty officer told us because that's what was in the paper the casualty officer came to the house and said well we think it may have been friendly fire and that was like whoa. and then i ask

reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover that clearly not able to work i want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began sherratt badly wounded was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe they told us that it was a it was a fight and he was killed by a grenade fire it just seems like that's what the casualty officer told us because that's what was in the paper the casualty officer came to the house and said well we think it may have been friendly fire and that was like who

reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to locate want to show carefully. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe they told us that it was a it was a five and he was killed by a grenade fire it just seems like that's what the casualty officer told us because that's what was in the paper the casualty officer came to the house and said well we think it may have been friendly fire and that was like whoa.

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reinforcements finally arrived from second platoon charlie company. they quickly destroyed the last of the insurgents and moved to secure the area and locate the wounded unable to determine how many soldiers were still on the ground officers called for help from the pilots above. all of the wounded were located except private first class share it over the radio second platoon notified air cover they clearly not able to look at what. sixty six minutes after the fighting began share a badly wanted was located with a faint pulse he died on the helicopter headed for the combat support hospital within a few days of private first class share its death the family began receiving information about the circumstances surrounding his death well yeah i believe they told us that it was a it was a the fight and he was killed by a grenade fire it just seems like that's what the casualty officer told us because that's what was in the paper the casually officer came to the house and said well we think it may have been friendly fire and that was like whoa. and then i a

. >> he was a platoon leader serving in afghanistan when a homemade bomb exploded nearby. he was air lifted out on a military helicopter and the blast took both of his legs and the lower part of his right arm. the army called his wife to tell her what happened. she was at his side when he woke up. >> he was on a breathing machine so he couldn't talk, but he could kind of wrinkle his eyebrows and wiggle his nose at phaoefplt i knew he was still himself. >> i can't imagine coming conscious really for the first time and trying to assess and deal with everything that had happened without her being there. >> and rachel's been there ever since. >> what role has she played in your recovery? >> a good question would be what role has she not played. >> the rehabilitation was difficult. >> i used to have to remind him to breathe. codo it but we would forget. >> larkin said you believed in him when he didn't believe in himself. >> yeah. i think something that i see a lot of in our guys coming back when they lose that role as a soldier or marine they struggle. >> it was hard to see th

a platoon own pride has been on patrol to pull the police's people begins on the front ia the criminals from foreign countries for upper hand the delta of the river danube in romania. a maze of war to a separate in romania from its neighboring ukraine. we let the east and pontiac of the euro all the on going to remain in police and getting to grips with it. it is a collection of the sign to ukrainian smokin. the issue of shapes and unceremoniously ripped it. you pull people call the local scene in every corner of this delta. today went to press for dismantling which is much more decorative this time it was in tn the civil news in prison when a ball of the state from the great reflection of the romanian boulder falls village june two thousand and ten the ship cost the gt me in your eyes. twenty eight by the european union which is keen to secure rates maritime borders. these extend to two hundred km along the remaining paste. could one day make up the eastern tip of the shinkansen. he would ring of stones future missions when he's older becomes part of the shingles repeat the first case

but any content on youtube or what the body of a platoon of us sports meet lots of space a practice to do some sports. i know. sports the medium and small special equipment. done in the gym. periods. it's time for lunch. indeed most schools pupils will be newer and faster. st jude's kenya korea builds the gym and on the corman groups. joining a sports car has the solution is to make new friends. since each club will have members from when fourth to sixth grade. to greek cookery across. children really enjoyed the fact of existence are allowed to choose what most interests. some people choose to help with the directive and running the school. some point during the lunch period. others take care of contaminants being raised on the school grounds beating them and beating the end. i asked the fcc japanese elementary school education is designed to be called recruits. developing tools for these personalities as well as their mark. you know. and one. and when. i am thus leading to be. here's the top stories this the duration and reconciliation. it should only be going to let go major storms

so i was responsible for a 24-person platoon and they operated these unmanned drones for the unit and so -- >> which part? >> this was southern iraq. >> okay. >> so i actually when i went into afghanistan i was with a manned helicopter unit. so i went in with some experience from that understanding more of the aerial perspective and what needed to be, the way to look at it in terms of intelligence but we were in southern afghanistan and we were kind of doing the same thing except now i'm dealing with pilots who are putting themselves at risk going out several times a day and flying helicopters themselves. these were small aircraft with two pilots, no passengers. single-engine aircraft. these things were built in the '70s and didn't really, in terms of technology, didn't really improve from the '70s, used in vietnam. this was, these guys and women putting themselves at risk every time they went out. i'm asking them to collect very dangerous areas of southern afghanistan. and so it was interesting the dynamic between iraq and afghanistan and what my mission was but all within the intell

when i became a platoon commander in iraq. i got plunked down into deployment.i deployed after being in my unit for about four weeks. the first day i showed up, my commander was like great, welcome aboard, don't unpack, we are leaving soon. i got over there and they had shuffled officers because they were short staffed. i did not even know i would be leading to platoons of marines until i stuck my boots in the sand. what i learned over there was how to talk to anybody, because i grew up kind of nerdy and i was kind of quiet. i was used to talking about a lot of math and physical stuff, communicating architectures and things like that, but i was leading people. i had to talk to my marines. everybody from the 18-year-old whose already married with a pregnant wife to my 35-year-old senior enlisted who would give me advice on this is what we are supposed to do next and i would be like, great, thanks, and then go tell the rest of the platoon, this is what we are doing now, being able to put your ear to the ground and listen. gather information and talk to your troops

writes you are hereby reprimanded for failing to exercise adequate command and control over your platoon your conduct contributed directly to the death of one of your soldiers from friendly fire your mission was ill planned and poorly executed resulting in grievous consequences to the unit based on your actions i have grave doubts concerning your potential for future military service as it turns out the letter was filed locally in iraq what was the final letter it was shredded now they happened with it doesn't go past like asian nobody ever sees it and so when lieutenant hanson comes up for a promotion nobody sees this and he skates up to being captain which is what happened he gets promoted to captain that really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as meet gather documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a public affairs of

he never committed even a platoon of the first world war and that he's a theater commander. he's got the entire allied force in the mediterranean. eisenhower has a number of things going for it. he's learned as he goes as do most of this american commanders. he's had a very big rain. he's extremely articulate. churchill and us something about worth the point says the chief of the imperial general staff, i'm not sure i trust agent wrote whose this glib. so he can speak and write very precisely. there's rarely any ambiguity about what it is that eisenhower once you do if you're a subordinate of his. instead of basic humanity to him that appeals not only to his immediate support is, but all through the rain. the average private, although he may not know eisenhower from pat, to bradley, might not know him to cease and has the sense that eisenhower cares about him personally in there's something to that. eisenhower was able to convey that he knows the way home and that's the soldiers really care about in hee hee will do his best to be sure that you do not risk your life and if it

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of the ones that i was thinking of when i wrote that was what i call the "good war myth" or the "platoon movie myth." and that's the -- it's the newest of our myths, it comes really out of the second world war in which the united states, which had been always a white man's republic, an anglo-saxon white man's republic, becomes through the platoon movie, that ethnically and racially mixed unit now becomes a multi-racial, multi-ethnic democracy united how? through war against a common enemy, a good war, a justifiable war, a necessary war, a defensive war, a war that liberates asia and europe through the force of american arms so that our self-transformation into all men are created equal finally, whatever their color or creed or national origin, is achieved through war and only through war. >> as you know so well, president theodore roosevelt, back at the turn of the 20th century wrote that quote, "mighty civilized races which have not lost the fighting instinct -- are gradually bringing peace into the red wastes where the barbarian peoples of the world hold sway." >> yeah, he also said th

. >> reporter: just weeks ago, she returned from her second tour in afghanistan, where she led a platoon of 22 soldiers. linzie janis, abc news, philadelphia. >> that's a special young woman. >> nice that she'll be home for the holidays. >> absolutely. that's what's making news this america this morning. >> say >> live, from the abc broadcast centers this is "good morning washington" on your side. >> a deadline today for getting a federal health plan. if you want to sign up for obamacare. new action against retailers growing this morning. i am jummy olabanji. to talkn, nothing bad about really. >> it really is quite spectacular. it is so mild out there. temperature starting out there this morning at 60 degrees which is much lower than temperatures have been. we broke so many temperature records this year. it is a rainy start to this monday morning. this rain will stick the rest throughout -- will stick with us out the day. i can't get over the temperatures. 59 in frederick, 62 degrees in fredericksburg. temperatures today will begin to fall as the cold front approaches. keep the umbrella

i was responsible for a 24 person platoon that operated these unmanned drones for the unit. >> which part? >> this was seven iraq. -- southern iraq. i was with a manned helicopter unit. i went in with some experience from that understanding more of the aerial respect they are and what needed to be looked at in terms of intelligence but we were in southern afghanistan during the same thing except now i'm dealing with pilots putting themselves at risk going out several times a day and flying helicopters themselves. these were small aircraft with two pilots, no passengers, single-engine aircraft. they were built in the 1970's and in terms of technology, it did not really improve from what was used in vietnam. it was an interesting dynamic between iraq and afghanistan and what my mission was all within the intelligence cycle. >> and afghanistan, where there are people flying at the helicopters during the reconnaissance? >> we had apaches and kyowas that went out. the difference between the two, the ability to target where as the other is the smaller craft going out not so much in an ofte

i was responsible for a 24 person platoon that operated these unmanned drones for the unit. >> which part? >> this was seven iraq. -- southern iraq. i was with a manned helicopter unit. i went in with some experience from that understanding more of the aerial respect they are and what needed to be looked at in terms of intelligence but we were in southern afghanistan during the same thing except now i'm dealing with pilots putting themselves at risk going out several times a day and flying helicopters themselves. these were small aircraft with two pilots, no passengers, single-engine aircraft. they were built in the 1970's and in terms of technology, it did not really improve from what was used in vietnam. it was an interesting dynamic between iraq and afghanistan and what my mission was all within the intelligence cycle. >> and afghanistan, where there are people flying at the helicopters during the reconnaissance? >> we had apaches and kyowas that went out. the difference between the two, the ability to target where as the other is the smaller craft going out not so much in an ofte

piano music] [explosion] [folk guitar strumming] ♪ it was back in 1942, ♪ i was a member of a good platoon the wrong kind of music to be allowed in the republic." there's an old arab proverb-- "when the king puts the poet on his payroll, he cuts off the tongue of the poet," and when people ask me, "can songs really change people's minds?" and i say i can't prove a darn thing. all i know is that the people in power think so 'cause they keep songs off the radio and off the television that they think are dangerous for the people to hear. especially during the vietnam war, my song, "waist deep in the big muddy" [plucking banjo strings] ♪ waist deep in the big muddy, ♪ the big fool says to push on. ♪ it didn't mention president johnson by name, it didn't mention vietnam, but everybody knew what i was singing about. ♪ the captain told us to ford the river. ♪ ♪ that's how we all begun. ♪ we were knee deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ it was a song which was inspired by seeing a photograph showing american troops wading through, waist deep in the water of the mekong delta

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bunch of the officers because we were short staffed so i didn't know i would be leading the two platoons' until i stopped my boots in the sand. what i learned is how to talk to anybody because i grew up kind of nerdy and ply yet and communication architecture and things like that but you are leading people so i had to talk to the marines and everyone from the 18-year-olds who are already married and his wife was pregnant and about half the beebee while we were deployed to my 35 year old senior enlisted who would give me advice like great, thanks and tell the rest of the platoon this is what we are doing now. and that being able to kind of put your ear to the ground and listen and gather information and talk to all of your troops and fellow officers are around you and penal to digest that and come up with a plan of action and tell everybody what to do and execute afterwards with something that learned during that compressed period because when you are doing the training is kind of real but no one is firing anything at you. there isn't the pressure outside the wire troops are on the ground

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