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Air Controllers Bring the Pain to IS-K in Nangarhar
Published 3 years ago
Air controllers attached to a special operations team call in a series of airstrikes to weaken IS-K positions before an assault against their position.
Seems like more and more footage from combat operations in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan is becoming public by the day. While we don't have much specific information about the men who are featured in these videos, we do know that they operated as a joint-task force. On top of the special operations teams having their usual attached Afghan Commando counter-parts, we know that conventional infantry troops were used to bolster their ranks. We think that is where some of this footage is coming from.
If anyone else can provide more context to these videos, we would greatly appreciate it. All we know for sure is that this footage was recorded in Nangarhar by Americans working in a joint-task force against the Islamic State's Afghanistan branch known best as IS-K.
