Searching for unexploded mines | Our War: Goodbye Afghanistan
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- www.bbc.co.uk/p... A solider explains his role as vallon man and how he used mine clearing devices. UCG shows the solider anxiously investigating a suspect stretch of ground with his hands.
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What a brave man. So much respect
A Brave man, they all are.
mohid umer your father part of the Taliban?
I did the same job, same army, same place. Every word is the truth.
Nerves of steel!
Why not mark and bypass after no findings? No need to step on it, he was obviously a valuable asset to the plt.
Rip Chris gray ❤️
Wouldnt it be safer to mark and avoid it just in case, rather than just stand on it?
A pointless tactic rather than stamp on it mark it and call combat engineer flail vehicle at later date march well around. Why bother belt buckle shuffle+ risk?
You been to Afghan? Flail vehicle In that setup?? Wouldn’t be effective and would be a huge target unfortunately
@@Browns553 with " force protection" would be best way improves lives for locals aswell
@@ringorolden2994 I disagree, when in this position you don’t get to make those calls so you crack on within the confines of your A/O
Div kid