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Three clips from an AH-64D Apache providing over watch for Army Rangers as they engage Taliban insurgents at close range in Afghanistan. You can even see when an insurgent pops up from the ground and the Rangers take him down with their rifles. Unknown Date.

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Mikevor 14 Tagen

>unknown date it’s literally on the feed

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Zhaty Bhastvez 🇧🇷vor 13 Tagen

Just picture it: you're lying low on the ground, the perfect moment to pull off a beautiful kill, and yet, you're the one who ends up dead. It’s almost pitiful. But hey, what can you do? Someone has to die

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Jay Svor 13 Tagen

Being the Taliban commander watching over these prolly sucks

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M72 Gauss Riflevor 14 Tagen

Gunning them down like wild boars

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