1 X 53 Behind the Strike That Killed Osama Bin Laden Last Week Was One of the U.S

1 X 53 Behind the Strike That Killed Osama Bin Laden Last Week Was One of the U.S

1 x 53 Behind the strike that killed Osama bin Laden last week was one of the U.S. military’s best-kept secrets: a covert campaign that officials have credited with taking out thousands of Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters. A six-month 1 x 53 investigation by FRONTLINE has gone inside the military’s “kill/capture” operations to discover new evidence of the program’s impact—and its costs. CONTACT Under the command of Gen. David Petraeus, U.S. forces are carrying out an Tom Koch, Vice President unprecedented number of targeted raids using highly classified intelligence, PBS International 10 Guest Street aerial drones and Special Operations Forces. But is the tactic working? In Boston, MA 02135 USA interviews with Gen. Petraeus, his senior commanders and in rare footage TEL: +1-617-208-0735 with Taliban leaders and fighters, FRONTLINE producers Dan Edge (The FAX: +1-617-208-0783 Wounded Platoon) and Stephen Grey (Extraordinary Rendition) explore the [email protected] logic behind the kill/capture policy and its consequences. Traveling into the pbsinternational.org lawless border regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, FRONTLINE tells the story from the perspective of Afghan civilians, U.S. troops and the Taliban militants they are pursuing. After almost 10 years of fighting, this film exam- ines the question: Will kill/capture help end the war in Afghanistan? 110465 CREDITS Producer: Dan Edge Director: Dan Edge Writers: Dan Edge and Stephen Grey Reporter: Stephen Grey Executive Producer: David Fanning Photo Credit: Courtesy Frontline.

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