Twenty-five years after 9/11, the warning signs are back. The Taliban is in power again, the families that aided al-Qaeda are running Afghanistan, and the training camps we bombed have been rebuilt in the same locations. On the 25th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack in U.S. history, we trace the people, places, and warnings suggesting America may be watching history repeat itself. Narrated by Sarah Adams, a former CIA targeting officer who helped lead the investigation into the Benghazi terror attack, drawing on her firsthand expertise and intelligence contacts to walk viewers through what's really happening on the ground.
Staff Sergeant Travis Mills was a month and a half into his third deployment to Afghanistan when he set his pack down on a pressure-plate IED and woke up a quadruple amputee on his 25th birthday. Travis shares how he stopped asking "why," learned to walk again for his infant daughter, and built a foundation that has now served tens of thousands of veterans and their families. Travis explains why your situation never gets to dictate your attitude.
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