Securing Afghanistan With The Marines of Second Platoon
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“As if the gates of Hades opened up, my Marines started to pick up their rates of fire, sending hundreds of rounds downrange at the enemy compounds. They then opened up with a barrage of 40mm grenades from their grenade launchers and rocked even more compounds with their LAW rockets,” writes Captain Mark Bodrog, the author of a new book about our continual war in Afghanistan, Second Platoon: Call Sign Hades.
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Source:: Tactical Life
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