This is why you don’t mess with an Apache helicopter. 😤 Follow a group of choppers over Baghdad in this remarkable footage from 2007. This clip comes from Air Warriors: Apache. For more like it, follow Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation. https://bit.ly/3pNech8 | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation

On July 12, 2007, four years after the start of the Iraq War, U.S. Apache helicopters attacked the Al-Amin al-Thaniyah neighborhood of New Baghdad. Twelve-year-old Sajad and his 4-year-old sister Duah were seriously injured. They were rescued by a U.S. soldier. However, their father was killed. For those two children, life would never be the same again. In December 2022, a CGTN film crew tracked down Sajad in Baghdad. By chance, the crew also found the soldier who saved Sajad and his sister back

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U.S. Iraq War Veteran: We Should Have Never Been There On July 12, 2007, four years after the start of the Iraq War, U.S. Apache helicopters attacked the Al-Amin al-Thaniyah neighborhood of New Baghdad. Sajad and his 4-year-old sister were rescued by a U.S. soldier named Ethan McCord. Many years later, speaking to the camera, Ethan says: "I feel used, I feel used for being in Iraq. . . We should have never been there." #OldSoldiers'Reflections | CGTN Documentary | Facebook