海洋s ordered to 選ぶ up human feces after losing comrades in Kabul

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US Marines in Kabul were reportedly forced to pick up human feces and other trash from an airport after losing 13 comrades to a [self-murder] bomber.?The soldiers were ordered to clean up the Hamid Karzai International Airport to leave it pristine for the Taliban in August 2021.

US 海洋s in Kabul were 報道によれば 軍隊d to 選ぶ up human feces and other trash from an airport after losing 13 comrades to a [self-殺人] 爆撃機.?The 兵士s were ordered to clean up the Hamid Karzai International Airport to leave it pristine for the Taliban in August 2021.

A new book, Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden's Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End, details the humiliation of the soldiers, with those of all ranks being left furious
 at the decision. Just days after a self-murder bomb killed 11 marines, a Navy corpsman and an Army staff sergeant - as well as 170 civilians - on August 26, the soldiers were given the orders to 'police call' the area.?It meant they would have to stand shoulder to shoulder and walk through the area, picking up 'every stray piece of trash or debris' in the path.?The grim task was their final one following the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, with their battalion commander joining the cleanup effort.

A new 調書をとる/予約する, Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden's Fiasco and the American 軍人s Who Fought to the End, 詳細(に述べる)s the humiliation of the 兵士s, with those of all 階級s 存在 left furious at the 決定/判定勝ち(する). Just days after a self-殺人 爆弾 killed 11 海洋s, a 海軍 corpsman and an Army staff sergeant - 同様に as 170 非軍事のs - on August 26, the 兵士s were given the orders to 'police call' the area.?It meant they would have to stand shoulder to shoulder and walk through the area, 選ぶing up 'every 逸脱する piece of trash or 破片' in the pa th.?The grim 仕事 was their final one に引き続いて the botched 撤退 from Afghanistan, with their 大隊 指揮官 joining the cleanup 成果/努力.

Authors James Hasson, a former US Army Captain, and Jerry Dunleavy, state that the 3rd platoon of Echo Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines felt that the order was the 'biggest [Expletive] you ever' following their efforts in the country. The area they were ordered to clean up had previously held more than 120,000 Afghan refugees, who had camped in the area 'defecating and leaving trash, bags, clothes, and other unspeakable things.'?'When we asked what the terminal had looked like, a junior Marine involved in the cleanup sarcastically replied, It wasn’t exactly clean,' the book states.?'The Marines were also ordered to unflip all of the vehicles they had flipped over the previous day.'

Authors James Hasson, a former US Army Captain, and Jerry Dunleavy, 明言する/公表する that the 3rd platoon of Echo Company, 2nd 大隊, 1st 海洋s felt that the order was the 'biggest [Expletive] you ever' に引き続いて their 成果/努力s in the country. The area they were ordered to clean up had 以前 held more than 120,000 Afghan 難民s, who had (軍の)野営地,陣営d in the area 'defecating and leaving trash, 捕らえる、獲得するs, 着せる/賦与するs, and other unspeakable things.'?'When we asked what the 終点 had looked like, a junior 海洋 伴う/関わるd in the cleanup sarcastically replied, It wasn’t 正確に/まさに clean,' the 調書をとる/予約する 明言する/公表するs.?'The 海洋s were also ordered to unflip all of the 乗り物s they had flipped over the previous day.'

'The Marines of 2/1 were certain that the order had come from higher headquarters because their battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel Brad Whited, joined them in the cleanup effort and was as visibly displeased as they were. Marines at every level of the company were infuriated by the order, and the story has spread far beyond the units involved. One junior member of the company asked if the order 'was serious', and had looked for brooms and rubber gloves after being informed it wasn't a joke. The command sergeant major said that the order to clean the passenger terminal 'came with a threat that we would not leave at all if it was not completed', which he felt was an injustice to his Marines.'

'The 海洋s of 2/1 were 確かな that the order had come from higher (警察,軍隊などの)本部 because their 大隊 指揮官, 中尉/大尉/警部補 陸軍大佐 Brad Whited, joined them in the cleanup 成果/努力 and was as visibly displeased as they were. 海洋s at every level of the company were infuriated by the order, and the story has spread far beyond the 部隊s 伴う/関わるd. One junior member of the company asked if the order 'was serious', and had looked for brooms and rubber gloves after 存在 知らせるd it wasn't a joke. The 命令(する) sergeant major said that the order to clean the 乗客 終点 '(機の)カム with a 脅し that we would not leave at all if it was not 完全にするd', which he felt was an 不正 to his 海洋s.'

'It was degrading and ridiculous,' one Marine said. 'We took a lot of casualties and put a lot of effort into that mission and to close it out that way was wrong. Morale was really d
own at that point, and it was an extremely pointless effort.' After cleaning up piles of trash, feces, and half-eaten food to prepare for the Taliban’s arrival, the remaining Marines finally left the country a few minutes after midnight on August 29. It comes after General Frank McKenzie ripped President Joe Biden's disastrous plan to withdraw from the war in Afghanistan. McKenzie, who retired in April of 2022, was the head of US Central Command during the withdrawal ? and was overseeing the area when the self-murder bomb attack happened on August 26.

'It was degrading and ridiculous,' one 海洋 said. 'We took a lot of 死傷者s and put a lot of 成果/努力 into that 使節団 and to の近くに it out that way was wrong. 意気込み/士気 was really 負かす/撃墜する at that point, and it was an 極端に pointless 成果/努力.' After きれいにする up piles of trash, feces, and half-eaten food to 準備する for the Taliban’s arrival, the remaining 海洋s finally left the country a few minutes after midnight on August 29. It comes after Gen eral Frank McKenzie ripped 大統領 Joe Biden's 悲惨な 計画(する) to 身を引く from the war in Afghanistan. McKenzie, who retired in April of 2022, was the 長,率いる of US Central 命令(する) during the 撤退 ? and was 監督するing the area when the self-殺人 爆弾 attack happened on August 26.

In an interview Sunday, he said he feels the withdrawal - which drew widespread criticism and which he had previously defended - will be looked at as a terrible mistake from plan to execution. 'I believe history is going to view the decision to come out of Afghanistan in the way that we did and the manner that we were directed to come out as a fatal flaw,' he told Fox News. 'I have a lot of regrets about how it ended in Afghanistan. I have a regret with the basic decision, which I think was the wrong decision. And I particularly regret that we did not choose to begin to evacuate our people, our embassy personnel, our American citizens and our at-risk Afghans at the time we made the decision to bring in our combat forces. I think that was a serious mistake, and I think that led to the events of August 2021 directly.'

In an interview Sunday, he said he feels the 撤退 - which drew 普及した 批評 and which he had 以前 defended - will be looked at as a terrible mistake from 計画(する) to 死刑執行. 'I believe history is going to 見解(をとる) the 決定/判定勝ち(する) to come out of Afghanistan in the way that we did and the manner that we were directed to come out as a 致命的な 欠陥,' he told Fox News. 'I have a lot of 悔いるs about how it ended in Afghanistan. I have a 悔いる with the basic 決定/判定勝ち(する), which I think was the wrong 決定/判定勝ち(する). And I 特に 悔いる that we did not choose to begin to 避難させる our people, our 大使館 職員/兵員, our American 国民s and our at-危険 Afghans at the time we made the 決定/判定勝ち(する) to bring in our 戦闘 軍隊s. I think that was a serious mistake, and I think that led to the events of August 2021 直接/まっすぐに.'

Among McKenzie's successes was the high-profile raid to kill or capture the ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2019, but he also described how he thinks every day about the troops killed in Kabul. He said that they did not have a 'specific description of the person' who may be responsible for the self-murder bomb attempt before it happened. McKenzie, 
who served under Biden and Trump, said: 'We were dealing with a possibility of an indirect fire attack, either rockets or mortars. But I do know that there was no intelligence to support the assertion that we knew what the bomber looked like that he was carrying a backpack with three yellow stripes.'

の中で McKenzie's successes was the high-profile (警察の)手入れ,急襲 to kill or 逮捕(する) the ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2019, but he also 述べるd how he thinks every day about the 軍隊/機動隊s killed in Kabul. He said that they did not have a '明確な/細部 description of the person' who may be 責任がある the self-殺人 爆弾 試みる/企てる before it happened. McKenzie, who served under Biden and Trump, said: 'We were 取引,協定ing with a 可能性 of an indirect 解雇する/砲火/射撃 attack, either ロケット/急騰するs or 迫撃砲s. But I do know that there was no 知能 to support the 主張 that we knew what the 爆撃機 looked like that he was carrying a backpack with three yellow (土地などの)細長い一片s.'

'There were just none of that. We just did not have that intelligence. You always look back any time you lose people and you wonder if you could have done things differently, and I am haunted by that,' McKenzie continued. ‘I think about it quite a bit. It's one of the many regrets that I have. I examined everything we did. I think about it particularly in the month of August of every year for the rest of my life.'?Read the full story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12504415/Marines-Kabul-human-feces-botched-Afghanistan.html?ito=msngallery

'There were just 非,不,無 of that. We just did not have that 知能. You always look 支援する any time you lose people and you wonder if you could have done things 異なって, and I am haunted by that,' McKenzie continued. ‘I think about it やめる a bit. It's one of the many 悔いるs that I hav e. I 診察するd everything we did. I think about it 特に in the month of August of every year for the 残り/休憩(する) of my life.'?Read the 十分な story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12504415/海洋s-Kabul-human-feces-botched-Afghanistan.html?ito=msngallery

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