The camera crews are the unsung heroes, not only did they have to get into the combat with the soldiers, they also have to carry a camera and constantly thinking about getting a good shot at the situation while been shot at
Wish I had subtitles the first time I talked to my uncle properly (I was born in the north but lived near Birmingham most of my life) n my uncle served in the Scot’s guard so trying to decipher what the blooody hell he was saying took a while lol
We The Dutch have never mobilised in modern war the way others have. When visiting NZ and Australia I was humbled that every single little town has a memorial, often with casualties listing back to the Boer War, The Great War ,WW2 etc. Also visiting places like Omaha beach, Verdun and numerous war cemeteries has risen my feeling of brotherhood with The West. Your boys were sent into the meatgrinder for my freedom. Too all veterans or relatives , thank you.
That scene from 23:40 is probably one of the best journalistic moments captured from this war. It really gives perspective of what these brave lads go/went through.
Ross you're amazing. As an American veteran I appreciate you going out and embedding with not only British military but also with The American military. Veterans from the US and GB hold a special place in my heart and so do you.
something amazing about this piece and his reporting: i had a very clear basic idea of the order of events and what was going on on the battlefield. There was no dramatic corny 3d maps or anything, he got all the footage and commentary to provide that information. He did it consciously, asking for run downs, etc. Even in combat he is making sure we know whats going on so we get a whole picture. Amazing journalism.
My only disappointment is that the camera was lying in a ditch, behind walls or in a corn field the whole time. How about making a proper nature documentary and getting a drone up into the air, a periscope over the compound wall, action cameras on the end of broomsticks. I want close-ups of roaring Taliban fighters launching RPGs, fearsome Mujahideen laying down suppressive fire, etc..
@@teaCupkk that's real easy for you to say. Why don't you go and do it then. All you need is a plane ticket and a drone. This man is incredibly brave for doing what he did for the purpose of journalism. He is literally 20 or 30 yards away from enemies trying to kill him and yet he's still reporting and telling us what's going on. I bet you would shit your pants if you go anywhere close.
@@G-24x Oh, I never claimed I'm brave or anything. But if I were to be in the nature documentary business like Ross Kemp here, I'd definitely be doing a better job at it. Cracking and whizzing bullets are great, but not a single pixel of an Afghan fighter firing his AK in anger. Not even a photo of a dead Taliban next to a bomb crater. To me that makes this documentary a little bit dry..
@@teaCupkk You are such an idiot. First of all you have to be brave to do something like this so you can't even say IF you were there you'd do better because your too much of a pussy to even go there as you admitted. Second, he can't get a picture of a soldier firing his weapon because Ross is not allowed near the frontline because he's not allowed to carry a gun. Third, he is under command of whatever Commander he is traveling with and I'm sure they would not allow him to film or get close to any mutilated blown up bodies for a documentary much less I doubt Ross would even want to. Ross went has went to the furthest extreme possible and compiled some of the most exciting journalism I've seen. You are a disrespectful idiot who sits on your computer making claims that your too big of a pussy to back up. Shut up and appreciate how willing this man was to put his self in dangerous situations just to entertain and educate you or do it yourself. Oh yeah I forgot, you won't because your a pussy.
@@thesorrow96 Wtf would you know about anything? You've probably never served anything but yourself. Why don't you go to Afghanistan and do something peaceful if you can't make war? See how long you think about them as killers as they protect your sorry butt from those that would BEHEAD you for not being one of them...
I think this was filmed in 2008 or so. Not sure if we really have many forces at all in Afghanistan now, but I'm not the brightest guy in the world lol.
We are trying to train the Afghan army to the point where they can fend off the Taliban on their own. It takes what it takes. If we leave now those crazy bitches will take over the whole country again and allow ISIS or Al Qaeda to plan attacks again and then we will have to go back after we are attacked again... So just stay and get the job done come hell or high water.
hahahahahaa idiot. "proudly"? "your country"? how stupid to serve A COUNTRY you call "yours" while back at home they treat your people worse than dogs and kick your people back to Mexico telling them this isn't their country! hahahahahaha
Everyone is commenting how brave Kemp is..... Someone should do a doc on the camera man which often go un-noticed. Who goes where Kemp goes and carries more gear. I think these shows forget all the people behind the scenes who make this ONE guy look like a one man show.
Then we will also have to do a doc on the camera man filming the camera man and the camera man filming the camera man filming the camera man. It would be a long documentary eh?
When he walked up to the memorial I lost it I started to cry it's hard knowing that these men are out fighting why we are here at home sleeping and knowing that every flight could be their last and unfortunately not every Soldier makes it home rest in peace to the ones that have lost their life your honor and sacrifice is appreciated into the soldiers that are still fighting come home safe prayers and condolences go out to you guys as well to the rest of the platoon
Yeah, a later episode has a lot of references to the Afghan army needing to stand on its own two feet and whether all the work of pushing back the Taliban will have been for nothing, it hits hard watching that now
6:46 i was in Robert fosters section in basic training. I remember the first day when getting our uniforms that he was always the first guy trying to crack a joke during the awkward silence of not knowing anyone in the platoon. I remember that had this thing about sleeping on his back face up and his knees bent with his feet on the mattress and thinking, what a bizarre way to sleep. remember seeing how proud he was when he stood with his family after the passing out parade. I remember being told that foster had been killed in action... RIP mate, i'll always remember you.
I can’t believe we’re still fighting this war... I’m 23 and it’s been going on my whole life. Just a completely different enemy. Thank you for everything troops.
I watch many videos of Ross Kemp. He and his crew are fearless.. especially when they meet with the enemies or gangs . Hat off guy keep doing what you do...
The International Trucks that this video. I was the first person who started the build for those trucks! Was on the build to the end! Total of around 6000 of them! It was cool seeing something I was apart of helping the troops! Be safe guys!
have i heard that right? 11:00 "outnumbered british troops were escorted out of Musikahla by the Taliban without o shot being fired".... so... did the taliban granded "free passage" to the enemy?
Yeh if the Taliban wiped out an entire platoon. There would be hellfire. Casualty is unavoidable in war but if they were to slaughter troops. We'd bomb them and everything within 5 miles to fucking hell.
It isn't explained in the video but those British soldiers held out for around 50 days before being escorted out. At the start they had support from 120 Danish soldiers who were equipped with armoured vehicles and heavy weaponry. The Danes had to withdraw taking their equipment with them and they were replaced with a lightly armed group of British soldiers which left the British heavily outnumbered. There was quite intense fighting for fifty days with the Taliban coming right up to the compound the soldiers were in with the British soldiers losing 2 men. Eventually the village elders made a deal with the Taliban and the soldiers to try and stop the fighting where the British soldiers would be escorted out and the Taliban wouldn't take the village (they eventually did).
I’m from Afghanistan and I thanks those all countries who sacrificed their beloved to bring peace in Afghanistan. This video was quite difficult to watch but this is the reality which is going on in Afghanistan until today
I’m an American and I was in the Army I actually teared up when I heard about the kid who died in war and his mom just wanted him to come home and raid the kitchen... that’s something my own mother would say and it just hit me for a minute huge respect for our mother country and their men and women fighting as well I pray god may get both of our countries out of there so that no more mothers will have to cry about losing another child in Afghanistan ❤️
Watching these war pieces gives me a bit of morbid curiosity to know what being in warzone is like. If I hadn't a particularly intense case of self preservation and paranoia, I'd say I'd like to see one for myself.
Play a mil sim. It isnt 100% accurate but what you usually do in the mil sim is what you do in war. Wait, communicate, rarely see the enemy, get ambushed and if shit happens - die.
14:05 i gotta say i love how much these guys respect the enemy in a sense that will have them making smarter decisions. Despite being better equipped for a fight, arrogance is a handicap.
I don't know how Ross stays so calm through situations like this. Just calm as can be covering his head and then after a shot wizzes by he turns to the camera and giggles and keeps talking. lol. Balls of steel.
Well done Ross; I know this is much belated but as a former soldier in the Australian Infantry and not a photographer studying journalism you portray the story the way it should be told. Whilst I hope the contemporary world has less conflict, I hope if there is one to document, you do it :)
30:47 - that moment when the soldier is trying to unsuccessfully light a cigarette in the middle of a fire fight is so relatable. Those damn lighters NEVER WORK WHEN NEEDED
For a documentary with those guys you really need two interpreters. One for English to Afghan and one for their jibberish to regular, understandable english :D
@Tormageddon no i probably cant do that because i really dont care about what you care about. Lol stop making yourself look stupid and find something better to do than argue with people in youtube comments.
Gotta say... I`m enjoying Ross more and more. I can never get 'Super Army Soldier" out of my head. But I do like his reporting. Seems to become more genuine with time.
Can't believe that after 3 wars in the exact same region, Britain still never got it through their heads that Afghanistan can never be taken. Also, Americans didn't learn from the Soviet experience that it couldn't be done. Britain should've warned Bush that wars in Afghanistan are always lost causes...
Gotta respect the Cameraman with Ross during the engagement at around 24 minutes into the video even whilst under fire he's trying to get the camera over Ross's arse to get some good footage. Infinite respect to the lads who serve and rest in peace to the lads who never came home.
Love your videos. I do have a question though that i'm sure has been asked before; But why do you not carry a firearm(s) with you for your own protection?
I love it when he goes from London bloke to slightly posh when talking with the commander at 12:03. I can't take the piss too much because my wife tells me I can't order an Indian without talking an Indian twang to my accent.
The camera crews are the unsung heroes, not only did they have to get into the combat with the soldiers, they also have to carry a camera and constantly thinking about getting a good shot at the situation while been shot at
While they where focused in geting a good camera shot, the Tallies where focused in getting a goot shot at ther heads
Leandro Ribeiro yep. A journalist is probably better than a soldier to them
agree, the camera men that go into these situations have bigger balls than any one there
Gareth weare Not to mention they are a huge target with the cameras
for sure
Camera man trying to get a good shot while gunman trying to get a good shot at him lol
sad but true
The camera man always survives
@@VeryEpicGavin How to survive in war lol
That's some how funny is it
@@stephenglover8828 yea
This guy is so underrated
is he tho?
Should that be, This guy...…...is so...…….under..rated..
I think the camera crew is even more underrated
@Aqua Fyre why is he a twat? I'm a ignorant from the US..he seems a little bit pretentious, lol..
400th like.
Hatsoff to the camera man too for travelling there with ross kemp basically to feed his stomach😂
Glad someone else noticed the people that make Kemp look good.
He's earned that belly!
There's a reason why he's got a bit of a belly, go watch Vickers Tacticals video on why old soldiers and cops etc. tend to be a bit on the heavy side.
@@DrakeKillah
We freedom hard as fuck
Look, I think that its really hard
But it's honest work
I always enjoy when they have subtitles for the Scots.
🤣🤣
Wish I had subtitles the first time I talked to my uncle properly (I was born in the north but lived near Birmingham most of my life) n my uncle served in the Scot’s guard so trying to decipher what the blooody hell he was saying took a while lol
You know you're a good cameraman when there are more comments about you than the actual host for the show.
Shout-out to the crewman @7:24 using his fist to fix the helicopter.
Gotta do what you gotta do 😂
hes securing the turbine access panel. it clips in.
"morphine...obviously"
damn dog ok chill didn't know you liked to party
I like how the British guy got his ashes spread in the most American way possible. Rest In Peace
We The Dutch have never mobilised in modern war the way others have. When visiting NZ and Australia I was humbled that every single little town has a memorial, often with casualties listing back to the Boer War, The Great War ,WW2 etc. Also visiting places like Omaha beach, Verdun and numerous war cemeteries has risen my feeling of brotherhood with The West. Your boys were sent into the meatgrinder for my freedom. Too all veterans or relatives , thank you.
“Fix bayonets” .... the order an infantryman has both dreams, and nightmares about.
Gonna be real I'd never want to hear that shit.
Everyone is commenting how brave the cameraman is but has anyone stopped to think about how brave the camera is?
Why do I find this so funny lmao
😂😂😂😂
my friend: The camera man is such a man
Me: give the camera some credit...
Yes, and the camera also gets handles so roughly.
Its amazing how the camara did not stop
i felt so bad for the guy with the broken lighter...
Don Etno I know right. The struggles
Dylan lol
@@amnesiahaze6470 a lot of people smoke in combat. Nicotine is a stimulant that helps the brain function under stress.
@@i4nnx my brother smoked like 1 1/2 packs a day while he was in Kunduz Afghanistan. After he got home he smoked only like 3 cigs a day so yeah
Haha
That scene from 23:40 is probably one of the best journalistic moments captured from this war. It really gives perspective of what these brave lads go/went through.
when he was trying to light his cig that was so badass lmao
Ross you're amazing. As an American veteran I appreciate you going out and embedding with not only British military but also with The American military. Veterans from the US and GB hold a special place in my heart and so do you.
Thank you to our Brothers in Arms from the UK for fighting alongside American troops. We won't forget.
yes sir, if not for them we would be paying $10 a gallon
"I'm here just because the boys are here" really reflects why even these tough bastard will cry when one of their buddy is dead.
something amazing about this piece and his reporting: i had a very clear basic idea of the order of events and what was going on on the battlefield. There was no dramatic corny 3d maps or anything, he got all the footage and commentary to provide that information. He did it consciously, asking for run downs, etc. Even in combat he is making sure we know whats going on so we get a whole picture. Amazing journalism.
My only disappointment is that the camera was lying in a ditch, behind walls or in a corn field the whole time. How about making a proper nature documentary and getting a drone up into the air, a periscope over the compound wall, action cameras on the end of broomsticks. I want close-ups of roaring Taliban fighters launching RPGs, fearsome Mujahideen laying down suppressive fire, etc..
@@teaCupkk that's real easy for you to say. Why don't you go and do it then. All you need is a plane ticket and a drone. This man is incredibly brave for doing what he did for the purpose of journalism. He is literally 20 or 30 yards away from enemies trying to kill him and yet he's still reporting and telling us what's going on. I bet you would shit your pants if you go anywhere close.
@@G-24x Oh, I never claimed I'm brave or anything. But if I were to be in the nature documentary business like Ross Kemp here, I'd definitely be doing a better job at it. Cracking and whizzing bullets are great, but not a single pixel of an Afghan fighter firing his AK in anger. Not even a photo of a dead Taliban next to a bomb crater. To me that makes this documentary a little bit dry..
@@teaCupkk You are such an idiot. First of all you have to be brave to do something like this so you can't even say IF you were there you'd do better because your too much of a pussy to even go there as you admitted. Second, he can't get a picture of a soldier firing his weapon because Ross is not allowed near the frontline because he's not allowed to carry a gun. Third, he is under command of whatever Commander he is traveling with and I'm sure they would not allow him to film or get close to any mutilated blown up bodies for a documentary much less I doubt Ross would even want to. Ross went has went to the furthest extreme possible and compiled some of the most exciting journalism I've seen. You are a disrespectful idiot who sits on your computer making claims that your too big of a pussy to back up. Shut up and appreciate how willing this man was to put his self in dangerous situations just to entertain and educate you or do it yourself. Oh yeah I forgot, you won't because your a pussy.
B R A V O to Ross and his Film Crew for their bravery to provide us with raw footages of what our brave soldiers go through in the battlefield.
The soldiers at the end fixing bayonets is one of the most badass things I've ever seen. I didn't realize bayonets were used in modern wars.
This camera man has so much dedication to not say anything.
but we find out hes a mute 😂
@@ggaabbee9813 he’s holding a camera, how would communicate? XD
@@dustybunny66 By using his mouth he's currently not holding the camera with? XD
Must suck to have the "shoot me, I'm comms" antenna
Hope its at least russian roulette who gets to carry it every time they go out.
@@robingroenbech3876 its a job so only one guy gets it.
@@robingroenbech3876 Only one guy is an FO usually, you have to be trained to do it .
They are also the people reporting casualties meaning everytime someone dies they have to tell everyone.
30:46 anyone notice. help with my lighter. i thot i was on something and skipped back 😂
The part where he laughs a little when the bomb goes off? lol
Lol
To our blood brothers from across the pond, sending my condolences to the families who have lost a loved one. RIP.
R.i.p to all the Brave Soldiers
rip what ? for a killers
@@thesorrow96
Wtf would you know about anything? You've probably never served anything but yourself. Why don't you go to Afghanistan and do something peaceful if you can't make war? See how long you think about them as killers as they protect your sorry butt from those that would BEHEAD you for not being one of them...
R.I.P to the King's English and their culture, once the U.K. get's over diverse with muslims it's all over for them
Pasdar wtf how are they protecting their country when they are invading the rights of the citizens of Afghanistan??
Lol they killed innocent people in afghanistan .
I proudly served my country USA, thanks to my brothers the British for their sacrifice, but what are we still doing in Afghanistan
I think this was filmed in 2008 or so. Not sure if we really have many forces at all in Afghanistan now, but I'm not the brightest guy in the world lol.
We are trying to train the Afghan army to the point where they can fend off the Taliban on their own. It takes what it takes. If we leave now those crazy bitches will take over the whole country again and allow ISIS or Al Qaeda to plan attacks again and then we will have to go back after we are attacked again...
So just stay and get the job done come hell or high water.
Because there is something we want there and we haven't gotten it yet. Lol
hahahahahaa idiot.
"proudly"?
"your country"?
how stupid to serve A COUNTRY you call "yours" while back at home they treat your people worse than dogs and kick your people back to Mexico telling them this isn't their country! hahahahahaha
Thank you for your service sir! We never forget !💪
Everyone is commenting how brave Kemp is..... Someone should do a doc on the camera man which often go un-noticed. Who goes where Kemp goes and carries more gear. I think these shows forget all the people behind the scenes who make this ONE guy look like a one man show.
Follow the camera man with a camera...I like it. Dude has balls he has to hold the camera ,worry about enemy fire and watch his step
Who makes a doco on the bloke filming the cameraman?
I dont think anyone forgets about the camera man bud
Theres been over 100 comments about "how brave he is lol"
you should see when he pushes a gun away lol kemp has balls of steel
Then we will also have to do a doc on the camera man filming the camera man and the camera man filming the camera man filming the camera man. It would be a long documentary eh?
When he walked up to the memorial I lost it I started to cry it's hard knowing that these men are out fighting why we are here at home sleeping and knowing that every flight could be their last and unfortunately not every Soldier makes it home rest in peace to the ones that have lost their life your honor and sacrifice is appreciated into the soldiers that are still fighting come home safe prayers and condolences go out to you guys as well to the rest of the platoon
Never thought I'd see Makarov say this
@@saketshelke5912 I care for are soldiers. they are the reason why we have freedom.
@@captainsoapmactavish9843 all they did was for nothing XD died for nothing
@@handzimbo6224 idiot comment
Watching it again in August 16th 2021 really breaks my heart.
Im on ur side mate
Yeah, a later episode has a lot of references to the Afghan army needing to stand on its own two feet and whether all the work of pushing back the Taliban will have been for nothing, it hits hard watching that now
Imagine how the vets feel ..😔
6:46 i was in Robert fosters section in basic training. I remember the first day when getting our uniforms that he was always the first guy trying to crack a joke during the awkward silence of not knowing anyone in the platoon.
I remember that had this thing about sleeping on his back face up and his knees bent with his feet on the mattress and thinking, what a bizarre way to sleep.
remember seeing how proud he was when he stood with his family after the passing out parade.
I remember being told that foster had been killed in action...
RIP mate, i'll always remember you.
Dang … how are you today and how has your life changed since basic training
R.I.P. to all the British troops and American troops
What about danish, german and so on????
@@madsrasmussen5536 it is the American's and British who do most of the fighting and dying. Along with the Friendly Afghans
TexasTea 713 Don’t forget about Australians 🙄
Tate S and Australian Troops
R.I.P guys thanks for the oil....
I can’t believe we’re still fighting this war... I’m 23 and it’s been going on my whole life. Just a completely different enemy. Thank you for everything troops.
The soviets even invaded afghanistan, its not just the troops everyone shoud just get out
Subtitles for the Scots lol
I watch many videos of Ross Kemp. He and his crew are fearless.. especially when they meet with the enemies or gangs . Hat off guy keep doing what you do...
The International Trucks that this video. I was the first person who started the build for those trucks! Was on the build to the end! Total of around 6000 of them! It was cool seeing something I was apart of helping the troops! Be safe guys!
Thank you for your service from America.
have i heard that right? 11:00 "outnumbered british troops were escorted out of Musikahla by the Taliban without o shot being fired".... so... did the taliban granded "free passage" to the enemy?
Probably under the threat of being Paveway'd if they kept fighting.
Yeh if the Taliban wiped out an entire platoon. There would be hellfire. Casualty is unavoidable in war but if they were to slaughter troops. We'd bomb them and everything within 5 miles to fucking hell.
It isn't explained in the video but those British soldiers held out for around 50 days before being escorted out.
At the start they had support from 120 Danish soldiers who were equipped with armoured vehicles and heavy weaponry. The Danes had to withdraw taking their equipment with them and they were replaced with a lightly armed group of British soldiers which left the British heavily outnumbered. There was quite intense fighting for fifty days with the Taliban coming right up to the compound the soldiers were in with the British soldiers losing 2 men. Eventually the village elders made a deal with the Taliban and the soldiers to try and stop the fighting where the British soldiers would be escorted out and the Taliban wouldn't take the village (they eventually did).
Read more war stories you will understand more
Ares310788 they mean they left without being hurt or losing anyone or anyone noticing them
I’m from Afghanistan and I thanks those all countries who sacrificed their beloved to bring peace in Afghanistan.
This video was quite difficult to watch but this is the reality which is going on in Afghanistan until today
Bring peace 🤣
What're you doing these day?
That soldier at 30:50 trying to light his cig just getting more and more pissed that it’s not lighting is funny as shit
30:45 when the guy is lighting his cig
I love you Ross because you're tough guy. And bravely working.. thanks for your Chanel ..... am Noor from Basra..
43:16 "fixing bayonets", his face is the definition of "you gotta be shitting me"
Cut to cameraman fixing his.
Ross Kemp is a legend i love all his docos...thanks Ross :)
I’m an American and I was in the Army I actually teared up when I heard about the kid who died in war and his mom just wanted him to come home and raid the kitchen... that’s something my own mother would say and it just hit me for a minute huge respect for our mother country and their men and women fighting as well I pray god may get both of our countries out of there so that no more mothers will have to cry about losing another child in Afghanistan ❤️
21:02 the moment you came here for
10/10 would bash lol let’s Simp Ross Kemp 😂
🥵🥵
Respect to our brothers across the pond. From a Navy Corpsman in 1st Marine Division.
This is very old content, but very good
Paul Bridge it's so misleading given the current situation in that country. Musa Qala is not government controlled anymore!
@@sadiaansari4574 it is now
@@sadiaansari4574 WE ARE WINNING THE WAR MATE ,
Love you sir!
Having you is an extreme honor!
Watching these war pieces gives me a bit of morbid curiosity to know what being in warzone is like.
If I hadn't a particularly intense case of self preservation and paranoia, I'd say I'd like to see one for myself.
You're right to follow your instincts, it sucks pretty bad.
Play a mil sim. It isnt 100% accurate but what you usually do in the mil sim is what you do in war. Wait, communicate, rarely see the enemy, get ambushed and if shit happens - die.
This series and the others by Ross Kemp are some of thye best that I have seen.
I get really high and try to put myself into their prospectives and it gives me a whole new respect for these guys
They are all heroes. Love u all from🇵🇭. ❤️❤️❤️
DISCLOSURE : Documentry from 2008
Rise Kemp a true Journalist, He is born for this purpose, Love watching his story.
i was in afghanistan. when you heard fix bayonets it was scarier than incoming mortars/rounds.
@Fidelity I doubt it too
14:05 i gotta say i love how much these guys respect the enemy in a sense that will have them making smarter decisions. Despite being better equipped for a fight, arrogance is a handicap.
These guys are packing bayonets! Thats some next level close quarters!
Nothing can stop you , if you are so passionate about something .... Well done Mr Kemp and your Crew , Always be safe
Damn I can't imagine how much of an adrenaline kick laying in that field would be with rpg's and bullets going above you..jezus
@Johnny Yang mos?
@big bang you misread
Great coverage. Thank you for risking your lives to cover war stories and leaving your families behind.
9:28 if you hear this sound when you wake up, you know you're in hell.
Mr Ross your documentary on Afghanistan is great and you showed the everyday routine of army personnels. Thank You🇬🇧
The soldier at 30:45 trying to light up the cigarette with that cheap lighter made me go into LMAO mode!
I don't know how Ross stays so calm through situations like this. Just calm as can be covering his head and then after a shot wizzes by he turns to the camera and giggles and keeps talking. lol. Balls of steel.
I love what your doing and one day i will go in the military
Well done Ross; I know this is much belated but as a former soldier in the Australian Infantry and not a photographer studying journalism you portray the story the way it should be told. Whilst I hope the contemporary world has less conflict, I hope if there is one to document, you do it :)
Sergeant: jwmwkvisiciw
Me: yes.
Ross Kemp the best in the business.
Legends say the guy is still jogging
And abu Hajaar is still rolling
30:47 - that moment when the soldier is trying to unsuccessfully light a cigarette in the middle of a fire fight is so relatable. Those damn lighters NEVER WORK WHEN NEEDED
Never seen a journalist with bigger balls...
well than you haven't seen many, go look up a few guys in Vietnam..
Look up Ben Anderson docos on Vice 👍🏼 he needs a wheel barrow for his balls
And the cameracrew too
that look when he said they are fixing bayonets was priceless. never so much said without words lol. FML
31:00 ce mec qui crame une clope au calme en plein combat !!!
I bawled my eyeyout when he was talking about the story of the fallen soldier...it was so sad
15:58 “rpgs have right of way” LOL
it made me tears ..salute the martyrs..Bravest of brave British marine
For a documentary with those guys you really need two interpreters. One for English to Afghan and one for their jibberish to regular, understandable english :D
Salute to all the soldiers all over the world..Salute to Sir Ross and his cameramen.
Thank you for this amazing documentaries.
Sad because these boys go to war and then return home only to find out the enemy is there too...
LOL. Wot?
@@mr12aT u wot m8?
@Tormageddon *is it* not "isnt it" good try though.
@Tormageddon also *strength* not "strenght" grammar and spelling isnt exactly your strongpoint is it?
@Tormageddon no i probably cant do that because i really dont care about what you care about. Lol stop making yourself look stupid and find something better to do than argue with people in youtube comments.
Much respect to Ross and team.... they walked the walk thats for sure....
“Fierce men of the national afghan army”
30:41 This guy lighting his cigarette just made me laugh
Please subtitle these Scots, can't uderstand half of what they say....
It's not hard to understand...
@@Daneclaw apparently it is
@@Daneclaw their inunciation are terrible and sounds like them mumbling to most people
Well then those people should learn better English maybe?
@@Daneclaw how does being more proficient in english is correlated to understanding people with such a heavy accent? Please enlighten me
lol that guy kighting the cigarette at 30:49 barely even flinched when the explosion happened.
Holy shit I could only understand Ross
Respect tho, I can’t understand heavy accents 😂❤️🙏🏼
lol, helps to be British.
Gotta say... I`m enjoying Ross more and more. I can never get 'Super Army Soldier" out of my head. But I do like his reporting. Seems to become more genuine with time.
said about a nearly decade old documentary.
Thanks Captain Obvious!
Can't believe that after 3 wars in the exact same region, Britain still never got it through their heads that Afghanistan can never be taken. Also, Americans didn't learn from the Soviet experience that it couldn't be done. Britain should've warned Bush that wars in Afghanistan are always lost causes...
Britain was only there because America was
@@afterburnermosh yeah but they still should’ve known better after the first three times
33.35 xD "Calm doom, calm fuckin doon" scottish accent on point
Getting fired on by an rpg guy trying to still light his Cigarette
Thanks for the SERVICE BRITS
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part 2 please
Ross Kemp a True war Correspondent..God Bless these Heros
"fix bayonets" probably dropped morale
Gotta respect the Cameraman with Ross during the engagement at around 24 minutes into the video even whilst under fire he's trying to get the camera over Ross's arse to get some good footage. Infinite respect to the lads who serve and rest in peace to the lads who never came home.
God bless robi the solder ,british soldiers they did loads for kosovo during the war . Long live uk
Ross Kemp & his camera man are more than just press men.
These guys are heroes
Love your videos. I do have a question though that i'm sure has been asked before; But why do you not carry a firearm(s) with you for your own protection?
He isn’t allowed too
he's not trained with a firearm therefore he can't wield a firearm, especially not in a situation like that
@ 31:00 when the bomb went off n kemp jump but the soldier continue to try to light his smoke 😂
Ross Kemp your like the James Bond of reality 😂
I love it when he goes from London bloke to slightly posh when talking with the commander at 12:03. I can't take the piss too much because my wife tells me I can't order an Indian without talking an Indian twang to my accent.