Inside America’s first mission in Afghanistan
The riveting story of America’s plan to quickly strike Al Qaida and the Taliban is told in the first episode of Netflix hit Spy Ops.
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Special Ops: Lioness, controversial action drama hits its target
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Gunslinging hero delivers justice on mean streets of Detroit
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‘If you saw what we see, you’d never go back in the water’
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