Warrior POV

Hearing some of the 1st hand accounts is terrifying to imagine what these guys went through. One complaint, as with most military and police shows, is that the actors aren't trained in trigger discipline or moving tactics. Nearly every dramatization contains "soldiers" with fingers on their triggers, barrels pointed at the "soldier" in front of them, or sweeping back and forth at their team. 1. Finger off the trigger until you're ready to fire (at least when clearing a house), 2. Don't point the gun at anything you don't want to destroy.

Wild firing at an urban training building in distance. No shells hitting dirt or vehicles. Men standing in open with Taliban going crazy with their Ak47's. I don't want to see guys being killed but don't sell the show for something it isn't.