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After a suicide bomber posing as a truck driver detonates a bomb vest at the Leatherneck truck entrance, the situation is tense.  See life inside Camp Leatherneck: Helmand Province, the largest Marine base in Afghanistan and a makeshift home for 7,000 US troops.

In January 2009 it was a patch of lawless Afghan desert riddled with Taliban fighters. The Marines of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade stationed at Camp Leatherneck had just under two months left in their deployment. As Marines battle complacency, Ramadan comes to an end and insurgent activity multiplies. Tensions mount in the face of increased rocket and mortar attacks. Yet in spite of this, everyday Marines carry out their missions. What the Marines don't know is that this will turn out to be one of the deadliest months yet for US forces in the eight year long Afghan War.

Learn how violence, boredom, excessive heat, separation from family and cultural differences affect the mind-set of the warriors. With unprecedented access, see their daily life and the challenges and danger that come with living in an active war zone.


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Rls Date: 2010.03.26
Genre: Documentary
Video: 2-pass x264, 2876kbps, 1280x720@25.000fps
Audio: 384kbps AC3 CBR
Length: 46m59s/1118MiB
RARs: 24x50MB


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