Major Joshua Mast

So the Afghan platoon sergeant from the KKA, partner force, he's mad. He's like, don't bring this baby. Like, fucking throw it in the river. Like, let me shoot it in the head. Like, we don't want it to be a foreign terrorist in our country. And he's coming back as they exfil off the objective. And they had to do that with call for fire because they were getting effective fire.

So the Afghan platoon sergeant from the KKA, partner force, he's mad. He's like, don't bring this baby. Like, fucking throw it in the river. Like, let me shoot it in the head. Like, we don't want it to be a foreign terrorist in our country. And he's coming back as they exfil off the objective. And they had to do that with call for fire because they were getting effective fire.

So these Afghans on the objective, they know she's foreign. They don't want her to grow up in their country and they're mad at our guys. And can you imagine having your own guys bleeding? You got two paralyzed dudes at this point on stretchers and you're walking wounded in a casualty collection point. You've got a baby that's like, she was this big, like so tiny when I met her.

So these Afghans on the objective, they know she's foreign. They don't want her to grow up in their country and they're mad at our guys. And can you imagine having your own guys bleeding? You got two paralyzed dudes at this point on stretchers and you're walking wounded in a casualty collection point. You've got a baby that's like, she was this big, like so tiny when I met her.

So these Afghans on the objective, they know she's foreign. They don't want her to grow up in their country and they're mad at our guys. And can you imagine having your own guys bleeding? You got two paralyzed dudes at this point on stretchers and you're walking wounded in a casualty collection point. You've got a baby that's like, she was this big, like so tiny when I met her.

And that was weeks afterwards that I met her. But they have the moral courage, not even a question, like, We're not doing that, like ignoring them, resisting them.

And that was weeks afterwards that I met her. But they have the moral courage, not even a question, like, We're not doing that, like ignoring them, resisting them.

And that was weeks afterwards that I met her. But they have the moral courage, not even a question, like, We're not doing that, like ignoring them, resisting them.

And they even had, I believe they'd handed it off to their female engagement team or whatever SOCOM's version of that is, but they had to take them back and have positive control because they were so aggressive in wanting to dispatch this little girl on objective.

And they even had, I believe they'd handed it off to their female engagement team or whatever SOCOM's version of that is, but they had to take them back and have positive control because they were so aggressive in wanting to dispatch this little girl on objective.

And they even had, I believe they'd handed it off to their female engagement team or whatever SOCOM's version of that is, but they had to take them back and have positive control because they were so aggressive in wanting to dispatch this little girl on objective.

And that's the part I don't think that regular Americans know about this brutal civil war is that there's a lot of bad things that happen. And- You know, they kind of, they were kind of very, the Rangers were very sensitive about telling us these things initially, like, hey, how much do you really want to know about this?

And that's the part I don't think that regular Americans know about this brutal civil war is that there's a lot of bad things that happen. And- You know, they kind of, they were kind of very, the Rangers were very sensitive about telling us these things initially, like, hey, how much do you really want to know about this?

And that's the part I don't think that regular Americans know about this brutal civil war is that there's a lot of bad things that happen. And- You know, they kind of, they were kind of very, the Rangers were very sensitive about telling us these things initially, like, hey, how much do you really want to know about this?

But we felt like obligated to at least be able to pass that knowledge on at some point of what happened and, you know, and. And it's such a contrast between what's actually these lies on the media. Like this was not an innocent farmer.

But we felt like obligated to at least be able to pass that knowledge on at some point of what happened and, you know, and. And it's such a contrast between what's actually these lies on the media. Like this was not an innocent farmer.

But we felt like obligated to at least be able to pass that knowledge on at some point of what happened and, you know, and. And it's such a contrast between what's actually these lies on the media. Like this was not an innocent farmer.

Our guys got blown up and shot and had brutal close combat with like committed terrorists who were totally fine with killing their own families as long as it meant obtaining their ultimate objective of fighting us. And these guys kept pressing on, even with wounded. Like, talk about a textbook soft raid. Like, even with casualties, pushing on through the objective.

Our guys got blown up and shot and had brutal close combat with like committed terrorists who were totally fine with killing their own families as long as it meant obtaining their ultimate objective of fighting us. And these guys kept pressing on, even with wounded. Like, talk about a textbook soft raid. Like, even with casualties, pushing on through the objective.

Our guys got blown up and shot and had brutal close combat with like committed terrorists who were totally fine with killing their own families as long as it meant obtaining their ultimate objective of fighting us. And these guys kept pressing on, even with wounded. Like, talk about a textbook soft raid. Like, even with casualties, pushing on through the objective.