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SF: Iraq Test
Up one levelGathering Menace
Journalist Neal Shea has embedded with American military units in Afghanistan and Iraq, at times watching soldiers and marines behave selfishly or meanly. He has struggled with the responsible way of describing moments when soldiers shot animals, roughed up prisoners and destroyed civilian property. Also in this episode: The former paratrooper who created the Baghdad Country Club.
The View From Afghanistan
Hassina Sherjan is an Afghan-American woman who runs a fabric factory and an education non-profit in Kabul. She wants to continue seeing U.S. forces in her country, she says, but it’s time for Western advisors and consultants to step back - and allow Afghans to build their country.
In the Light of Darkness
As a very young photojournalist, Kate Brooks covered the beginning of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Iraq War: Coming Home
Our second day of looking back on the Iraw War. Today, we look at its effects at home.
The Iraq War: Fighting and Surviving It
Looking back on the Iraq War and our guests who have shared their stories.
The Telling
A couple is able to attend their first promotion ceremony together since the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
After the War
Checking in with Iraqi diarist, Ahmed Fadaam. Also, a memoir from a U.S. soldier who served in Iraq.
On the Move in Syria
Touching base with "Osama," an opposition member in Syria. Also, another piece by independent producer Scott Carrier.
Surviving a Deployment, at Home and Away
A Marine Corps couple shares the work they put into their marriage and family during deployments. Also, remembering Wangari Maathai.
