This video is a book review of "Into Helmand With the Walking Dead," a memoir by Miles Vining detailing his experiences as a Marine in Afghanistan. The reviewer highlights the book's focus on a 'grunt's-eye view' of life during the war, including the often boring, beautiful, and terrifying moments. It also addresses challenging themes such as veteran suicide and the transition back to civilian life. The review emphasizes the book's engaging narrative and its value for understanding modern warfare from a personal perspective. Purchase information for an autographed copy and Amazon links are provided.
This TFB TV episode, 'The Two Way Range (Part Two)', delves deeper into the combat experiences of veterans, focusing on the nuances of returning fire in Operation Enduring Freedom deployments in Helmand province, Afghanistan. It discusses modern infantry challenges such as strict rules of engagement and positive identification. The video features footage shot by veterans, with the exception of a brief clip from Dvids. Specific firearms highlighted include the S&W Model 13L and Rossi M92.
This video delves into the psychological and emotional experiences of individuals on a "two-way shooting range," a term often used to describe combat situations where one is under direct threat. The discussion centers on the firsthand accounts of Infantrymen and Law Enforcement officers, drawing parallels to historical accounts from antiquity. Specific experiences from serving with 1st Battalion 9th Marines in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, during 2011 and 2013-2014 are highlighted, suggesting that the core human experiences in combat remain consistent across generations. The video also features acknowledgments and links to sponsors such as Proxibid, Ventura Munitions, and BLACKHAWK!.
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