Thursday December 2, 2010
Episode 74
October 6
Written by Emil Sher.
Produced and directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
A work crew is about to begin work on a new district centre, and 3-1 Bravo is conducting a last minute sweep of what is supposedly a secure village. They discover that even the best UAV intelligence is not nearly a reliable as their own experience on the ground, as they find themselves in a desperate retreat, their skills as soldiers tested to the limit by superior numbers of insurgents.
Written by Emil Sher.
Produced and directed by Gregory J. Sinclair
A work crew is about to begin work on a new district centre, and 3-1 Bravo is conducting a last minute sweep of what is supposedly a secure village. They discover that even the best UAV intelligence is not nearly a reliable as their own experience on the ground, as they find themselves in a desperate retreat, their skills as soldiers tested to the limit by superior numbers of insurgents.
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Created by Greg Nelson, Adam Pettle, Andrew Moodie and Jason Sherman.
Afghanada gives us a grunts-eye perspective of the war in Afghanistan. 3 -1 Bravo is a Canadian Forces light infantry section fighting with NATO forces deep in the heart of the conflict. Every day, Sgt. Pat Kinsella (Jenny Young), Private Dean Donaldson (Paul Fauteux) and Private Lucas Manson (Billy Maclellan), confront the chaos and violence of life "outside the wire."
Based on actual events on the ground in Kandahar, each week's episode takes the listener on an intense and compelling auditory journey, an unadorned reflection of the very real life and death situations Canadian soldiers face every day in Afghanistan.
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