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  1. This should be interesting. Over the years since this happened I had an impression about how it went. Then I watched the documentary about it on task and purpose, which was very different than what I had thought (in a bad way). Looking forward to this video...
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  2. Here's my take on it now that I've watched this video and the other one on the task and purpose channel. We bet the fate of the mission and all those personnel on trusting the Russians. We left those guys vulnerable. They were pinned down and outgunned and we couldn't do a fucking thing about it except call the Russians and hope they answer the phone. The US wasn't willing to send in the air assets until they had asurance from Russia that they wouldn't be shot down. If Russia didn't take our call and cooperate we were leaving those guys on the ground to die there because we weren't willing to conduct sead/dead. On a side-note, everybody should note that Ukraine has been fighting the full force of Wagner & the Russian military for a year-and-a-half without significant air support. Without much air support or enough ground based weapons systems Ukraine is attacking dug in Russian defenses... and succeeding. From my perspective the situation that led up to the battle in this video is not something to be proud of. Our people on the ground fought excellently but they would have all died if it weren't for the grace of Russia. This was a total failure of leadership and not something that I feel proud of. The way Ukraine has been fighting Wagner, Russia, the Chechans, etc is something to be proud of for anybody who's made any kind of contribution. To be fair though, Ukraine didn't respond well enough to the early warning signs that the attack was imminent. Their leadership totally effed that up however since the attack began they've been outstanding.
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