Return to Mogadishu: Remembering Black Hawk Down (Slovak CC)

www.ReturntoMog... Since the events of "Black Hawk Down" twenty years ago, U.S. Army Rangers from the battle return to Mogadishu, Somalia for the first time to relive the firefight in the city streets.
Directed by Matt Knighton, Produced by Mary Beth Minnis, Director of Photography Jacob Hamilton, Editor Gabriel Cox, Original Score by Kyle Lent, Executive Producer Jim Hocker

[@bpfaithBHD]

There may be a longer documentary down the road if a major news outlet like History Channel wants to fund it. We have a lot more great footage.

[@cmitchell5593]

that would be great. I really enjoyed listening to the man in the docu. His voice is calming, precise and full of wisdom. He should do audiobooks!

[@Eagleflight36]

I hope so

[@docinohio]

what a story, what a hero....Sgt Jeff Strueker and partner were Best Rangers in 1997-- went on to become top NCO in ROTC program then Chaplain for 75th Ranger Regiment and today is Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Columbus GA.....I salute you sir and may God protect and bless you!

[@69adrummer]

When Kenny said "Irene!" ...damn, it's almost like that kid never left that city. So sad but I hope all those boys are healed and moving on!!

[@RN_BSN_PHN]

*It's so strange how returning to the scene of any traumatic experience is healing. It helps you better process the pain of PTSD. I will never forget those I served with in the 10th Mountain* division

[@JuanHernandez-mw9zt]

This dude is brave for going back for Mike Durant

[@Autowill]

Research Randy Shughart, and Gary Gordon.

[@luisnoone6993]

Autowill Those 2 men are Legendary 💪

[@MohamedHassan-wq8mb]

Luis Noone WTF

[@coldvoid]

Mohamed, you have some problem? -,-

[@aconghensem6869]

Cold void.... Yessss... Big problem... No mention about Malaysian army saving his ass...

[@todmccreary7806]

One of the best teachers I ever had was a Vietnam era Ranger. Thank you for sharing your story and the courage that God gave you in the rescue mission! -RLTW!

[@maxfrankow1238]

We had a substitute teacher named Mr. Spencer who was a Vietnam vet. Always wore his uniform on Veterans Day. We found out he was in a hand to hand fight with a NVA soldier. He was the man. Hope he still with us.

[@bpfaithBHD]

Yes, it's a short documentary. Thanks for watching!

[@ardoronro6677]

This is almost 30 years ago now. The Rangers have achieved grandpa status. I also feel old realizing this myself. God bless them, every one.

[@georgewaters8592]

Exceptional video, and Jeff Struecker is someone who I find to be very inspiring. In the late summer of 1993, I was working at the Sikorsky AC Stratford Plant, on H-53s... and one night around 2200hrs, we had probably close to a dozen MH-60L's come in for armor floors to be installed in the cockpits and cabins, along with erosion coating strips for the MR and TR blades. I want to say the aircraft were in our hangar for a few days, not many... and I was 28 at the time, the soldiers which came with the Blackhawks were for the most part a little younger than me. Once thing I'll always remember was how serious everyone felt. We all knew this was going to be a bad place to go into. A few days later, all the Blackhawks were gone. I was talking with either another mech or a crewchief - I forget - but I noticed that one of the soldiers left his hat on the panal board. It had a Corporal emblem held in place to the front of the cap with two pins. I asked what I should do with it, and I seem to think that Mark replied "keep it, it might have some good stories to tell" So I did.. Not that long afterwards, I was at the local Jeep dealer hanging around while my new Jeep was being serviced. I was watching CNN... To my horror and surprise, I saw on the TV monitor Michael Durant's battered face, as he was giving an interview while being held hostage. I remember how much that shook me up........... Later on, as luck would have it I got laid off in 1995, and the hat went home with me. I never wore it - until around 2007... and the one time I did, I felt awkward about it - because I did not deserve this honor. So, I put it away. This past year [2019] for some unknown reason, I've suddenly become completely immersed with what happened in that part of the world during the last few months of 1993, I bought a ton of books, videos... and have been researching pretty much non stop in my free time all the events that took place during that time frame. Meanwhile, the other person in this video here - Keni Thomas, I found out that he was going to stop by the plant [I did get my job back, but in a different dept...] and this was like only 2 or 3 years ago, how I missed out on meeting Keni I simply can't explain of forgive myself for. For a while, I kept the hat that was left behind in that same Jeep which was being serviced while I was watching the CNN reports back in real time. The Jeep got junked about a year and a half ago - maybe two. I know I took that hat out of the jeep, but I can't recall where I placed it, and now - over the past 2 months - this is really starting to bother me, because I have no idea who it belonged to, and even more importantly - if they made it out of Somalia alive. Some may view it as just a hat that I found, but to me it is much more important than that. I hope to God I find it, because if/when I do, that hat which belonged to a US Army soldier that went to Somalia will be permenantly displayed in a place of honor inside my home.

[@lilaolivia2221]

I have a friend who was there. He is haunted to this day. What a horribly traumatic experience. I am so grateful this man found peace in his journey. I wish the same for my friend.

[@wvcurrahee]

I had that conversation with God over in Ramadi... God, I'm about to die. Please forgive me for my sins. Thank God, moments later two tanks came barreling down the road to save me and my radio man from being surrounded.

[@uwugriffith]

God bless you. I will never forget the sacrifices made for the sake of peace.

[@nonenone2669]

Ive never been to war, but i had a moment were i thought i was gonna get murdered. I too had a conversation with God. I began to think, "well, i guess this is it. We are all gonna die one day, and i suppose today is my day. God, i dont really believe you exist, but it seems like im now gonna find out whether you exist pretty soon. If you do, please forgive me for doubting you" And that spilt-second thought/conversation with God removed any fear i had about death, and it made me curiously anxious to see what was on the other side of death. Maybe it was God removing that fear. Or maybe it was simply acceptance that took that fear of death away. Who knows.

[@SOLDOZER]

Then you got no reply because theres no invisible man in the sky granting wishes.

[@dawgpost90]

@@SOLDOZER *tips fedora*

[@Gonken88]

@@uwugriffith The irony is that because of people like them and people like you, there will never be peace.

[@Soonerfrk11]

“I’ll see you on the other side man...” “Irene!” That shit gave me chills. I guarantee you those guys could ever hear that name without some sort of repressed memories coming to fruition.

[@vaiocr23]

The untold story 20 years ago, over 100 Malaysian soldiers put their lives at risk to rescue trapped American rangers in the war torn city of Mogadishu, Somalia.

[@aconghensem6869]

Malaysian soldier rescue American rangers but do this guys say anything about Malaysian soldier... NOOOOOOOOOO....

[@occupiedkashmirsrinagar.8636]

It was Pakistani soldier Google it.

[@ahmadsoufiehamzah2618]

@@occupiedkashmirsrinagar.8636 malaysia....

[@flarearlgrandejioral4137]

@@occupiedkashmirsrinagar.8636 actually they say Malaysian and Pakistani soldiers help US ranger that time

[@IgorDz]

@@aconghensem6869 not that hard with a big convoy, heavily armored vehicles and after rangers wiped a good half of them. A-and it was told in the movie.

[@JanGuentherMarkus]

4:57 "Irene"

[@antoniovaladez5585]

Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that.

[@silverback3521]

That was the word I knew I heard it too

[@wellplayed1760]

God that name has stuck in my head ever since i played black hawk down delta force on my dad's laptop and soon learned about the whole story

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

"...fuckin' I-rene..."

[@adafridi]

what is it? kindly tell me.

[@Magdinka26]

thank you for uploading this. I was looking for something like that about fight in Mogadishu. Thanks a lot!

[@bpfaithBHD]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@briantalbert9285]

Magdinka

[@jderpz23]

Return to Mogadishu who owns this channel???

[@jderpz23]

Bakaryare Abdulaahi your not the one to speak

[@dgdave2673]

If I have nothing to do, this is my go to movie 🍿

[@hammerreturns]

Great documentary and I love how Sgt.Struecker gave the glory to God.

[@ayubhashi5325]

he did not got glory he got blood on his ass

[@karenbartlett1307]

Yeah, I was amazed. He didn't forget God for an instant. I wouldn't doubt that many of the survivors felt the same. BTW, the book is better than the movie.

[@jjthomas2297]

He got through with guts, smarts and determination..not "god"

[@jaredwarner8070]

@@raulsalazar05 nationalist neanderthal...

[@jaredwarner8070]

Yup, that same god that let his comrades die

[@phineasphreak6158]

And now is almost 30 years ago !! Time goes fast.

[@CariveProductions]

Rangers lead the way.

[@Play2Win1958]

All the way

[@aconghensem6869]

But who save the ranger... Emmmmmm...

[@Malcolmwxw]

allways

[@alancortez5025]

All the way.

[@isaccruz2694]

All the way

[@queenqueen8588]

My all time fav movie I'm crying while watching this😭😭...US marines are love...so much love from Pakistan.

[@Jinkax-u9r]

🤣🤣🤣bakistan kuna warkaa i hite usa

[@Butterball3588]

Thank you and to everyone who served and to those who are active in the military.

[@cannayaker7115]

Saw this link on FB and I feel the exact same way he felt about my time in Baghdad. I truly hope it doesn't take me 20 years to return to the place where I lost so many friends and have some of the most embedded memories in my brain. Thank you for this short film. Very compelling.

[@garrettwilson2626]

Straight running for 3 miles, with about 80 pounds of gear on you, with 100+ militia trying to kill you every step of the way. Words can't describe how brave and tough these guys are.

[@90times4]

I was there.. God Bless the families of the men who died that Sunday evening.

[@KalKing03]

To anyone complaining about the deaths of innocent civilians in Somalia at the hands of either US or UN hands just remember one thing, their OWN warlords murdered HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of civilians with landmines, starvation, torture, and overall murder. Hundreds of Thousands of tons of food and water were brought in at HUGE cost of American lives yet nobody wants to remember that. The fact the force was used was AIDIDS PLAN FROM THE START!!! So stop your whining especially on this page that is honoring the sacrifice of our brothers in arms.

[@dermot1961able]

mmm kind of warped morality...insert local warlord to justify US atrocity in major urban area...he invited us in and we were powerless to do otherwise...colonialism...nice...

[@johnaguirre4495]

el reggie inald and how much food and medicine did YOU SEND??? Moron.

[@dermot1961able]

John Aguirre if you are going to insult people as a last refuge in debate at least try and spell properly...i fund raise already for a school and general hospital in a third world country but not sure what your point is? Unlike yourself i do not think it makes my point any more or less valid...

[@johnaguirre4495]

Unless you are ignoring history, the UN sent aid, medicine and food. Mohamed Farah Aidid declared war on the UN peacekeepers and killed several from Senegal, India and Pakistan. The US, wanting said food, medicine and aid to not be stolen in order to continue the peoples suffering sent in the Rangers and Green berets. Capturing Aidid was a Clinton idea that went beyond the scope of the mission task. Without the proper fire support, once the capture mission was moved forward, it became a man to man operation. I think for the 30 wounded and killed on the US side, the Somali's claim to have lost 1,000 fighters that night is unacceptable, since in the end, the people we went there to help still did not get fed, or healed. Colonialism? Hardly.

[@Cheesecutter12three]

el reggie inald shut the fuck up

[@dgdave2673]

Salute to these heroes!

[@Bloke-98]

Respect from England mate.

[@zamhemmet1736]

We so proud my malay regiment army ❤️🇲🇾

[@jrhamp]

Trained the Ugandan People's Defense Force (UPDF) 2010 for the specific purpose of taking Mog from Al Shabaab. We showed the Black Hawk Down film to the officers and NCO. The training became very personal..it was payback for 1993 Task Force Ranger and the US KIA. The UPDF did prevail.

[@KC-UT4rmAZ]

What a memory trip that would be. This is so great.

[@MegaIanlee]

The bravest people that didn't know they were brave....that rush though imagine that feeling when you know your going to die...then you accept and then its on...

[@benjijames7808]

This has touched me and made me closer with God as I know through my PTSD and anxiety being with my mom and the church this is giving me hope

[@MohamedAli-so1jv]

somali the number one africa country lion

[@andikaandi7486]

Abslutly, tht y us army wanna backup,

[@jasonbourney3869]

Justin Y. Cry baby

[@cruglobal]

Powerful story with a powerful perspective. Inspired by the brave actions of these heros.

[@raxaweynroyalty4804]

love from Mugdisho, Somalia

[@lordofdarkness3877]

😍😍😍

[@brandonknight431]

Love from michigan usa, hope all is well

[@marklange1614]

I am a Afghan War weteran from Denmark. Thanks for this and god bless you.

[@RSID]

Struecker was the one who said to the Lt. Col. : "I DON'T WANNA TALK ABOUT IT COLONEL. I'M BUSY."

[@muhammadhafizhatta5981]

he also said malaysia army were hero in this story. shame hollywood

[@redsnoof]

"Sergeant Pilla!" "What's his status?" "What's His Status!!!?" "He's dead" "Pilla's dead, sir"

[@fabianvega7161]

Struecker actually wasn’t driving at that moment the way it is portrayed in the movie “Black Hawk Down”. Pilla actually was shot down and fell into the lap of Struecker. Pilla and the enemy that shot Pilla right above the right eye (forehead) actually killed each other at the same time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qaqqKEp56XbKc

[@myfinaloption]

This is so humbling for me

[@Edensnator]

I am planning to go on holiday to Mogadishu next summer.

[@deathwishdd8998]

Said no one ever.

[@abdirahmanfowdo5180]

@@eddieleejoseph5967 is this a joke 🙄

[@meatiest1989]

So are you alive

[@mikethemechanic7395]

I was in AIT when this happened. Swore I was going there to help afterwards. I was at Benning 94-97. I worked at the ASP. Every day I saw Floyd and Phipps come into my VHA to get ammo. They never talked to me about Somalia. But we had some nice chats every day. I did not know the full story till I got out in 97. I also spent a lot of time at Bldg 4. I met a lot of other Rangers during training. Anyone remember me? Spc.Miller

[@jrd1921]

5:05 he says "Irene". Made me tear up.

[@notbutta]

What was the significance of that? I didn't understand.

[@vexile1239]

@@notbutta it was the word used to initiate the operation leading to the blackhawk down

[@dcbeatsmarvel3627]

I always come back and watch this video

[@thefoxdoctor1072]

very powerful message about the word of God. Thank you

[@sickunit2096]

This op happened right before I finished basic and AIT. I often wondered if Id see any kind of combat near what TF Ranger faced. Didn’t see an actual combat deployment until 2005 when I went to Ramadi. I have an idea what they faced but what was most valuable to me was the lessons learned from that op. That, in my opinion, drastically changed the way we fight in urban terrain. Im not a Ranger, just a basic Recon soldier with a secondary 11B MOS but I would like to give a shout out to all the fellas in the Ranger BNs and The Unit.

[@muhammadhafizhatta5981]

just wanna tell u malaysia army still the hero of the events

[@Tommy_Gavin]

i like how the one guy said "Irene" when they got into the cars

[@kolkooliadam]

well i was a child that time but i remember everyone in Mogadishu was in that war am so happy that you guys lost it.

[@hanadcabdulgaadir6390]

Americans and white man i am happy as somalian man we fight them victory is on god

my heart goes out to the brave young men and their families, that laid down their lives for country and for each other. REST IN PEACE WARRIOR

[@StephenCardilloNC]

Thomas said “Irene”. That’s pretty awesome.

[@notbutta]

why'd he say that?

[@StephenCardilloNC]

@@notbutta “Irene” was the go-signal for the mission.

[@fetengineer9151]

Wow what a story... I hope to one day visit my old combat zones.

[@add5966]

Man, this is some Vice shit right here!

[@lenol0315]

vice is cucked sjw shit now lol

[@alex-cj9mb]

old vice, vice today is basically buzzfeed

[@RiveredYou]

A truly inspirational film of a man with a truly inspirational heart.

[@xxdylan123]

***** lol fucking troll how can one man "kill millions" tsssss -_-

[@davidsmith8086]

***** Somali slave fighters that were starving your own people*Dumbass.

[@imahmud]

As a Somali I know that the overall security and safety of Somalia has improved, but I am not ready to go back just yet. 🇸🇴

[@fernandoeyzaguirre876]

wow, i apreciate this forever.

[@m16a1rifle]

the d-boys and rangers were heroes here by any definition of the word.

[@justuslurz2755]

Damn right

[@liamanderson7424]

Don’t forget the 160th SOAR

[@moweewesty279]

That's true, but I mean, wasn't there also foreign troops on our side? I thought they declared war on both the UN and US.

[@hyena_4740]

@@moweewesty279 malaysians, pakistanis, italians aswell as they got attacked at a checkpoint and had 3 victims and multiple wounded, no one remembers italians in Mogadishu.

[@moweewesty279]

Strange how that works

[@kiss196161]

Thank you for this insight of The Battle of Mogadishu form Sgt Lorenzo Ruiz's family! RLTW

[@iamjason1279]

Thank you for your service, all of you🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@matthewslade8144]

What a great video. Much different from movies,docu's , books,etc..Brave indeed 2 go back 2 that place. Thx 2 all service men/women involved in that engagement and all others . Selfless individuals 2 put their asses down range 4 us.

[@mubarakibrahim1468]

love Mogadishu city

[@samsung-eh4dv]

You’re probably a pirate.

[@malaawijamac6145]

great somalia

[@frankzhong9402]

The background music is amazing for this, what’s the name of it? Thanks!

[@carremoval75]

so awesom!!.. BEST MOVIE!. '' GOD IS GOOD!!!'.. all thing are possible with God!

[@albertbargas5351]

God bless those men who faught and died in the Battle of Mogadishu. Rangers Lead the Way

[@redsnoof]

All the way

[@mohamedgabow3888]

Yea the way to hell

[@omgDANGEROUS]

This is amazing! great work! i can't count the times i have seem Black Hawk Down, and felt with theese soldiers! Being a veteran from Kosovo and Iraq myself, i can really understand what theese guys went through! It allways make me think back to my time in Iraq But great doc, hope you can make more ! great work!

[@lanlot123]

even the Malaysia contribute to this mission also been cut through the media especially the BHD movie.....

[@databaseva45]

Betul tu...

[@farisullahmohdselleh8715]

Betul.. Betul...

[@texanm1abrams317]

may I use this as a documentary for discord if yes thank you and thanks for your service and its realy nice of yall going back

[@maxka94]

As a proud American Somalian. I truly believe there was a misunderstanding somewhere. The U.S. And the U.N. Were there to help since a civil war broke out in 1990 and they tried to aid Somalia in 1993 but people fought back for some reason. Truly sad. Somalia could have been a development country now.

[@maxka94]

+Henry Coldwell in all honesty, U.S. Has never been to a country to help out. They only start wars and fuck shit up.

[@JuanHernandez-mw9zt]

+maxka Well that statement is mostly true, but they DID assist the Muhjaideen to stop spreading Communism

[@Mongooseonthaloose]

maxka That's a load of shit, the US have 2 of the most monumental nation building feats under their belt. How easily we forget Germany and Japan being rebuilt after ww2. A lot of hate in the comment section here... history in hindsight is always 20/20. You cannot judge a man for something he did under those circumstances because none of us were there or would have acted any differently just trying to stay alive and save your friends.

[@ax4178]

Free loader

[@monsterrr1999]

Chris Bluman that’s bullshit, have you seen pictures of American soldiers hurt the Somali youth and two of them even fried the young boy over the fire and posed for the picture smiling. Google it and I heard stories about how soldiers was gunning down on innocent people instead of arresting the person they look for. Not all of them are good soldiers, because of it, nobody can trust them. We was already at the bloody civil war when American soldiers came two years later, if you want help stop the war, they should came when the war just began.

[@eddie9062]

I was in 3rd Plt, C. Co 1-87 INF attached to HHC 2-14 INF. We had the tan QRF humvees in the convoy that went in to get the Rangers and Delta.

[@ThomasAherne]

Irene...

[@blyvoor94]

Tom Aherne what is the significance here with “Irene”?

[@jackburton5483]

@BCB Call sign " Irene" was the code word for mission green light , so when the boys heard Irene , they knew it was time to saddle up and go kick ass.

[@dougbourdo2589]

Amen Sir. God Bless you.

[@tysonhill1265]

This is actually very emotionally moving great work

[@bfooter3401]

they look good ! i thank them and god for their service all of them !

[@payitforwardpower9910]

I was living in Mogadishu in 93. Six years old. I remember asking God to get China to build a big glass dome over Mogadishu. To protect us from the night n day air strikes all around us. Especially at night the bombing were so loud. I was scared. God answered by keeping my entire family safe threw our the bombings. I prayed every night. My entire family used to be up all night. Guessing where the strikes were hiding. It was the most frightening think to ever live thru. When the most powerful nation in the world attack’s the weakest nation in the world. I do admit, must of the US soldiers stationed by our school were nice guys. They would give us candy and water. I understand they had orders to follow when they killed over 5000 of my country men. War is terrible on both sides.

[@Steve_1999]

The moment he quit fearing death and accepted it was the reason he was able to fight so well.

[@ramraghavendra7178]

Tq to the Malaysian Soldiers for saving The US Army🙏🙏

[@AdoreYouInAshXI]

Struecker's real life power that he received through his faith is something everyone should be able to recognize and respect, whether they believe in God or not. He prayed and it gave him strength to overcome his fear and likely saved lives.

[@Eskib0]

Yea, the risque really was there. When they entered the market I was like - whoa this is not good.

[@Nasse83]

Listening to the book right now. So much more descriptive than the movie.

[@jasonbourne5851]

Heroes...

[@Nerfball6]

Hooah!

[@74djizzle]

Damn straight

[@justuslurz2755]

Damn right

[@reekzlondon7336]

before somalia had a goverment 1960 and 1983 somalia has broken in 1993 black hawk down came to Mogadishu back in the day mogadishu was crazy everone killing each other it was horrible but I like your channel it was soo amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@saidhassan1862]

“Most of these bullets holes are from us” calm your self down Rambo, 30 years civil war did that..

[@kupokpak]

very touching..

[@saadaqadam9794]

Women cry about Titanic, Men cry about Black Hawk Down kkkkkkk lol viva somalia because i'm happy what we did

[@hellrazor117]

They haven't even tried to clean up the rubble of a battle nearly 30 years ago. What an industrious and hardworking culture. Europe needs more of these future doctors and engineers.

[@lil-kproduction1109]

Forca somalia my country❤

[@asian1038]

this can't be all of it, it so good

[@thebronzetoo]

Kenny Thomas said "Irene" as they both got into the trucks.

[@angelorosato1261]

That was the name of the misson

[@thebronzetoo]

Angelo Rosato No it wasn't dumb-fuck. It was the pro-word to notify everyone that the operation was a "GO". Know what you're talking about, before you open your mouth.

[@ThemBuns]

Angelo Rosato Operation Gothic Serpent... And youre not a dumb fuck

[@wow6708]

You are so brave to go back to mugadishu somalia and relive those terrible memories and on the other hand is really not safe for you to go back but inshallah sometime very soon you should be able to go back and walk down the roads and go to the beach without a fear like in the 80s:::#brave

[@rkmoosland9329]

mogadisçio Strong 🌍 🖤 my country 🇸🇴✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@LuisSang]

THANKS GREAT DOCU, I HOPE YOU FIND PEACE, YOU ARE A HERO, A GREAT AMERICAN HERO

[@alonsothesealalonso3089]

Great video! Although I'm from Russia and I hate what USA is doing in foreign policy I still think that there's no doubt that on any war simple soldiers are paying the highest price...God bless those guys who where KIA. P.S. A piece of very atmospheric video, don't know why, but this giving a chills...

[@ssadfadsfad]

This aged well....

[@beverlywinfield3608]

Wish people knew what our Military went through there my Dear friend Kenny you know him as Hoot God Bless all of you

[@14GT5.0]

This happens when you under estimate the enemy and think they will just roll over and run. Now you know how the British troops felt when the Zulus ate their lunch

[@red_neckhillbilly9738]

Sgt Strueker thank you for sharing your story and thank you for your service would love to see a longer documentary maybe with more Rangers , Delta or the Night stalkers that were there God Bless you all for your service

[@jamahassan9676]

The Somali Republic The Grave Of Empires......Brave Lions Somalis Defending Their Land

[@oneatatime4468]

My country somalia i loved 😍 And im sorry for your lost so as we also sorry for our brave pple dying out there, war is a bad moment that happens sometimes and you can't emagine how lucky you're if you survive it, #So sorry for my broken English 😅

[@azminmin6368]

hàve u forgetten malaysian soldiers that rescued the rangers

[@kunanabeat696]

stfu its the fact fuck u mohammrd guuled my ass .. even pakistsn army didnt dare to there

[@fisophia1734]

@@somkaplan1563 u stupid.if malay commando cant save us rangers on there.after few day entire mogadishu burn with napalm bomb on usa airstrike.

[@flarearlgrandejioral4137]

@@somkaplan1563 Dude well You didn't know anything about Malaysia soldier help those US ranger ok and we Russia also pay respect to Malaysia soldier that time

[@mackerelslayer2541]

We thank you guys. You guys are heroes too

[@fisophia1734]

@abdiqani nor aid mubarak ☺️

[@MrOrale98]

Absolutely great! Thank you for this story!

[@putraperak5369]

army malaysian go and cover us army.. malaysian army lost 1 man.. so sad why them not talk about malaysian army..

[@terryharrow3127]

You know what else is sad? The Pakistani Army also went in there to save the Americans and also lost 1 troop

[@masnadia2984]

@@noneofyourbusiness9489 i think if malaysian army not join... All US army die that day... Please read the true story...

[@muhammadhafizhatta5981]

@@terryharrow3127 and not the usa army as hero in this story, malaysia even not step back like those pakistan just in order to save those poor usa

[@terryharrow3127]

@@muhammadhafizhatta5981 true the Pakistani didn't do much, in an interview with Jeff Struecker he said the Malaysians helped out tremendously but the Pakistanis did pretty much nothing

[@cp12298]

@@terryharrow3127 What about those 24 Pakistani soldiers who were martyred in an ambush there? You fcking hypocrites! We helped your azz in Afghanistan war, Mogadishu etc. but what you guys gave us? I still remember how NATO killed our dozen soldiers in our land and then claimed it was a fcking mistake FCK YOU FCKING AZZEZ

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I know these streets like the back of my hand...when the black hawk down happened i was 9 years old living in Wardhiigley close to the impact zone, at night around 18:00-20:00 EAT bullets and fighting cool down lil bit and i was sent to get a bread from the bakery, they gave me the bread with a black plastic....next while i was walking towards our home, a helicopter fired bullets around me (coz if they wanted to aim directly at me i would have been hit since i was in the middle of a cross road no cover) and when i dropped the plastic they stopped firing around me. I guess they thought i was carrying some kind of weapon or ammo . Another one i remember was in the afternoon while fighting was happening a pilot came so close to give us a signal to go inside the home and once we run inside we heard a loud boom...around midnight the fighting was intense that we felt that there is a lack oxygen in the air. its a miracle we all alive and survived that night.