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Meeting and Fighting the Taleban by Sean Langan
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Meeting and Fighting the Taleban by Sean Langan
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2008-12-20 (by FreedomLover)
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Fighting the Taleban by Sean Langan (Dispatches on Channel 4, British TV)
Winner Rory Peck Award, Best Feature, 2007. Nominated for Bafta, 2008.
Sean Langan witnesses the bloody battle to retake the strategically critical town of Garmser in Helmand province. Overstretched and outnumbered, are the British troops fighting an unwinnable war in Afghanistan?
Meeting the Taleban by Sean Langan (Dispatches on Channel 4, British TV)
Shortlisted for Royal Television Society Award, 2008.
Having witnessed the battle for the town of Garmser in the Helmand province of Afghanistan, Sean Langan goes to meet the fighters British troops are facing - The Taleban. He recounts the experience.
For more info go to: http://www.seanlangan.co.uk/
Doug Beattie MC, a British soldier, features in Sean Langan's film 'Fighting the Taleban'. He subsequently wrote a book (An Ordinary Soldier) about his experiences.
From the cover of the book:
On September 11th, 2006 - exactly five years after the attacks on the Twin Towers -40-year old Doug Beattie played his part in the War on Terror. As a guard of Rudolph Hess in Spandau Prison, as a junior in Northern Ireland, an NCO in Bosnia and a regimental sergeant major to Colonel Tim Collins in Iraq, he thought he had seen it all. How wrong he was...
Also read Sergeant Dan Mills 'Sniper One' for an excellent first-hand account of Bush's other illegal war of aggression in Iraq and Andy McNab's book 'Bravo Two Zero' on the first Iraq war.
In addition, watch the documentary 'Breaking the Silence' by famous British journalist, John Pilger, in which he investigates Bush's 'War on Terror' which has undermined domocratic values throughout the world and is slowly turning the USA into a dictatorship.
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