13 reviews
This show will rock you to your core. I was hooked after the first episode I saw. It details the horror of war, the toll it takes on civilians & the exceptional bravery of those willing to stand for what's right. Bar none, one of the best shows on TV right now.
- keepinyaguessin1
- Jul 11, 2018
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Those guys got guts..
I would say when Pete went home on vacation, Derek wasn't able to cope, of course the show won't say or show dat but I would presume dats it, excellent show
- bowedeclan
- Dec 21, 2019
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Solid documentary, but PJ thinks he's more tactically sound than he really it. It's pretty annoying. Also, some of these dudes were probably bad when they served and thought, "Oh! Here's my time to shine!" It's not hard to stick out when you're surrounded by turds over there.
- tylerarobinson
- Dec 2, 2019
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This is how news in the Western World used to be presented.
Awesome coverage, we had a lot of "pause and discuss" watching these!
- robertmaybeth
- Jun 26, 2018
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I wish there would have been more footage of the work the medics did. There was so much more to their story.
Hard to believe but within 9 days these two brave heroic souls who selflessly saved literally thousands of lives, created/founded Global Response Medicine from their Mosul experiences are both gone.
GRM has become a leader in conflict zone medical relief.
We needed more people like these heros.
Pete was killed in Bakmuht Ukraine And Derek passed from stage 4 lymphoma complications.
Both men were only 33 years old and accomplished more then most do in a lifetime.
RIP Pete Reed 02/02/2023 RIP Derek Coleman 02/11/2023
"Actions not words"
Hard to believe but within 9 days these two brave heroic souls who selflessly saved literally thousands of lives, created/founded Global Response Medicine from their Mosul experiences are both gone.
GRM has become a leader in conflict zone medical relief.
We needed more people like these heros.
Pete was killed in Bakmuht Ukraine And Derek passed from stage 4 lymphoma complications.
Both men were only 33 years old and accomplished more then most do in a lifetime.
RIP Pete Reed 02/02/2023 RIP Derek Coleman 02/11/2023
"Actions not words"
This series is by far the best docuseries on broadcast television and is miles ahead of any other programming on HISTORY. I wish television were as relevant, exciting, emotional, heart-breaking, moving and insightful as this series. It shows what it's really like to volunteer and join the fight against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, two countries I knew very little about. To see the effect of coalition airstrikes AS THEY HAPPEN and how they were critical in eliminating ISIS. The bravery and the principles of the young men and women who are taking the fight to ISIS is an example to follow. The consequences can be devastating when lives are lost in the fight (like Levi Shirley and many others), but they gave their lives doing what they believed in. I admire the men and women fighting evil in the world, and this show highlights a few ordinary men and women who dedicated their lives to fight evil. This show is awesome. Everything about it is engaging. I hope it can reach a wider audience internationally as well. Thank you for making this series. Hats off.
- bradallgood1
- Jul 23, 2018
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I just finished watching this series on Amazon. I was blown away by the heroic men and women that are living up to the American ideal of defending those that are confronting evil. It showed the dedication and sacrifice to something that is bigger than the individual. Thank you for sharing this great work. We need more quality programming like this.
- acollins2788
- Aug 2, 2018
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Incredibly well-done mini-series: heartfelt, thought-provoking, well-shot, and well-organized. I think it should be encouraged viewing for all Americans, as it uncovers a very real humanity in the people on the ground. America fights a lot of wars and, sitting in relative safety, it's easy to forget how brutal war can be, but this show serves as a good reminder of a war going on right now.
Brave men, for sure and an interesting way to rid the earth of people who are very bad. I wonder though, how the Americans doing this work feel about the Trump administration pulling all support for the YPG? Did this have an affect on their missions?
- nihaowilson
- Jul 13, 2020
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This is a rare and personal journey only a few can do. It's life and death, but it's still beats 9-5 for comfort and material things that provide oneself. Hopefully this will not expose these men and I wish them the best.
- tranpjason
- Jul 30, 2021
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It's so heartbreaking to see what this world is coming to and this is such a heartfelt show! Thank you to all those who have placed their lives on the line to help the world. I just wish that there will be a season 2 of this
- naguranchloe
- May 6, 2020
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