National Geographic: Camp Leatherneck (2012)

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

National Geographic: Camp Leatherneck (2012)

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Synopsis: National Geographic Explorer offers an inside look at Camp Leatherneck the U.S. Marine base of operation in Afghanistan where more than 10,000 soldiers are charged with fighting the Taliban.

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