"Documentary-maker follows Taliban as they attack U.S. soldiers"

[SF-TX]

The Afghan war from behind enemy lines: Documentary-maker follows Taliban as they attack U.S. soldiers

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...s-Taliban.html

[tetra]

I believe there's another one, (I didn't notice anything familiar in the news article with the documentary that I saw before), that I watched on Netflix. It's also on youtube HERE. This documentary was actually shot, if memory serves me correctly, by a British or Australian Muslim Reporter. He spent 2 weeks with some terrorists in Kandahar and Baghlan in northern Afghanistan attacking that main supply road that goes through there.

This documentary also shows them attacking some US/Nato convoys and one botched attempt with some IEDs.

[Barn Owl]

NYT aired an episode of this. It ends with the Talibs hiding in a cave after two unseen Coalition raids ... supposedly launched by US Army Special Operations forces.

The Talibs mourn their high casualties, the loss of their second-in-command, and the deaths of family members who were living in the local Talib CP.

They also describe their constant fear of "American cargo planes equipped with artillery pieces."

Barn Owl