Look Back, Don’t Stare: The Battle of Mogadishu 30 years later
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2023
- A WAAY 31 Special Report with CW4 (Ret.) Mike Durant, 160th SOAR; MSG (Ret.) Norman Hooten, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta; MAJ (Ret.) Jeff Struecker, 75th Ranger Regiment; CW5 (Ret.) Dan Jollota 160th SOAR; LTC (Ret.) Jane Jollota, 9th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment; and Sharri Briley, Gold Star Wife of CW3 Donovan Briley. Subscribe to WAAY on RUclips: bit.ly/3RbqKw6
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I lost some friends in the fight, I still remember my last conversations with Ray. Thank you for not forgetting these heroes
WAAY-TV 31...very well made journalism! Great documentary of that operation and the effects on service member's family!
Really hit hard, thank you for remembering the fallen and the sacrifices made.
It's hard to believe that it was already 30 years ago. I was just a young teenager, but I remember vividly what was going on in Somalia. Recently (9/29/2023) I got to hear some of Jeff Struecker's account and his powerful testimony about being a Christian.
powerful testimony about being a Christian with silly beliefs. yeah. amazing.
I remember as if it was yesterday, when Mike Durant was captured by a terrorist group up in Mogadishu, Somalia, I was still a young one and all of a sudden I wanted to join the army to go and fight the good war for America. I cant believe it´s been 30 years already from that episode. my bst rgs to you at 31 WAAY
I grew up watching Black Hawk Down and always respected those men who participated in Op Gothic Serpeant, they're true warriors!
What about me? I'm a highly skilled tactical operator of cod, battlefield, counter strike, medal of honor, ghost recon, and rainbow six
Gordon and Shughart. They dived into the pit of hell to stand by their brothers.
Balls of steel and hearts of Oak.
Any group of guys that has men like that is exemplary of the very Best a nation has.
Total respect and prayers for their families. Bless them.
Well done
The guys and the ‘gals’ in 75rr😂
Great program. Tense and frightening 🙏🪖🙏
16:30 it goes to show you that the field exercises where you're shooting live ammo back at the range or at the training center still don't approximate incoming fire and damage. What did The Americans think going into a city with their light tactical vehicles. They must have felt really lean and mean cuz they didn't have any big clunky clumsy tanks with huge logistical requirements to slow them down. They were in Humvees and people actually thought in the 1990s in my age group that Humvees were Urban assault vehicles. Cool slick weapons toting machines. No, they went into a battle zone with rear echelon types of vehicles and paid the heavy price
Corporal Mat Aznan bin Awang (1960-1993) was a malaysian soldier that was kia while trying to rescue US Troops- he saved tons of troops that day but many people in the states have no idea who he was.
Unfortunately the movie Black Hawk Down (2001) severely downplays the huge role Pakistani and Malaysian troops had in the rescue of American soldiers
I'm pleased to read your post. That movie if it had included your scene, could have made a huge splash for America and Asian friendly nations . Movies are as influential as religion if their masterpieces like Black hawk down. Imagine if they spent a few minutes, 4 minutes, 3 minutes or even 2 minutes showing what the Malaysians did. It would have just been another strong character and memorable moment in a movie full of them. It would not have detracted from anything. A short movie scene could have United these two countries in a way that would be accessible by the masses, not just by military professionals
Don't worry, there's a arguably ridiculous Malaysian movie about it that makes the Malaysians look like superheroes while making it seem like the US soldiers were acting like a bunch of sissies, while the Malaysian soldiers were hitting on Female reporters that didn't exist, and acting big and bad from the armored vehicles while telling the Americans to get on the roof. Lol yeah real smart. Funny thing is that the Pakistanis were never even mentioned in the Malaysian movie.
Nice work WAAY - Real American station has my new support
Look but don’t stare
Pse why not also include a few somali families out of the 500 who perished in this ill coveived misadventure.this one is moving
The text leaves out the men of the Air Force's 24th Special Tactics Squadron (Combat Controllers and Para rescue men) and SEAL Team 6. Sad that these men are generally left out because the people putting it together don't do enough research
I remember watching Black hawk down as a kid and being scared of Somalis for years
They wanted to play cowboys.
If you werent there then who are you to understand let alone comprehand how they acted? Your silence would be most welcome!
@@davidrobinson8337 So you are afraid of the truth?
They are just old men now.
They are legends that made a difference in the world. What exactly have you done?
21:00 this man is not a very good speaker and maybe age or infirmity his words are halting and hard to follow. But it sounds as if he went for altitude when they were still men on the rope because he thought they took an RPG hit and he says they went up 300 ft. I believe in my mind's eye that there were soldiers hanging onto the rope that went all the way up with the copter and then went back down when he was told of his error. Guys hanging on a rope for hundreds of feet? I
Battle of the Black Sea or the battle of Mogadishu.