The world knows that terrorism and extremism
are two faces of the same coin.
They have no faith and no country.
What was that like?
I abducted your girls.
I will sell them in the market, by God.
Look at, for instance, what happened in Africa.
In 2013,
there was an action carried out by the international community...
against a terrorist element in northern Mali.
Some fled, some hid themselves...
and now they are disrupting the security of the entire region.
Did you blow up when you were a kid?
Oh, yeah. I was the guy that had a tackle box full of fire crackers. So...
they said I could get paid to do it. I was like, "Oh, hell yeah."
It's already hot.
You're gonna feel it.
You gonna feel it later.
I just like ranch.
Ketchup is spicy enough.
Ranch on everything.
The bread was a good touch though. It's strengthening the enamel of my teeth.
Is it too much to ask for garlic bread
and Parmesan cheese on Italian night?
Sir, First Lieutenant Naquibullah.
I've come here to receive my certificate.
I serve Afghanistan.
I will give them reports covering the months since I got here.
Army Corps told me not to touch him, and I didn't.
He says he has relatives to visit.
You cannot build an army by having soldiers always visit their relatives.
I want to say something about this.
How long have you been with this unit here?
Three months.
Three months is not enough time to make an evaluation.
That's what we have decided and I hereby recommend it to you.
We have written and signed this recommendation at the board level.
No, at the battalion level.
There's a chain of command that needs to be followed.
I listen to the Army Lieutenant whatever he says, alright?
Alright?
Swear to God... didn't a fire truck have to come here
to wash the blood of our fallen men?
I cannot see any more dead soldiers from the 215th Corps.
How many names are in the box?
Hey, Dad.
Nothing. Just got back from the movies.
No, that's alright. How's it been there?
How exciting?
No, not nervous yet. I mean, it's definitely been on my mind a lot more.
It's kinda like... what I wanted to do since I was a kid.
Yeah, I know.
They are all giving 100 percent of what they can to get in good shape.
For the first round, immediately get in formation.
Is this how the formation should look like?
This is how it should be. It's all good.
Put some space in between you guys.
Ok, everyone get the ammunitions.
Everybody has 120 bullets and it goes by quickly. So, keep that in mind.
Stay spread out. Stay spread out.
What are you doing? You're supposed
to put one knee on the ground. Let's go.
Come up here to the leader.
You should be over there on the other side.
Look around for other enemies.
Enemy has been killed. Stop firing.
That's good.
This drill is over. Come back.
They want to know who has the best voice to lead your wonderful military song.
Clap your hands!
That's right.
My men gather strength and morale, so we can accomplish our mission.
My men, may God protect and grant us peace of mind and heart.
That's right.
If I'm in the army, I'm no longer a pauper.
That's right.
I'm no longer a poor man. I have no money and no worries.
That's right.
I have my brothers beside me.
Do you wish every once in a while, though,
that there was a bit more excitement?
Do you think the American soldier speaks Housa?
No, very little.
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