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Pathfinders:
I spent one year following the
Elite British Pathfinders in
Helmand province, Afghanistan. Along with Sky News's chief foreign
corresponded,
Stuart Ramsay we
lived onboard the jackal fighting vehicles. Almost every day we
were in contact with the Taliban, the videos below will give you a
small taste of what we encountered.
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correspondent Stuart Ramsay, with The Royal Welsh D Company in
Loyadera, said British commanders were pleased with the operation's
progress so far.
"It remains quiet here but there have been major developments as far as the Army is concerned," he said.
"They have had meetings with significant, senior members of the local community and these are seen as very big steps, as the reception they have been given so far has been very postive.
"The question discussed was 'will you be staying?' and certainly for Royal Welsh D Company that I'm here with they will be here for a very long time and have every intention of building whatever they need to construct and try to bring in government institutions."
"It remains quiet here but there have been major developments as far as the Army is concerned," he said.
"They have had meetings with significant, senior members of the local community and these are seen as very big steps, as the reception they have been given so far has been very postive.
"The question discussed was 'will you be staying?' and certainly for Royal Welsh D Company that I'm here with they will be here for a very long time and have every intention of building whatever they need to construct and try to bring in government institutions."