FOB DANGER: Phillip Esposito & Louis Allen

For the first time in decades, in 2004-2005, the first group of
National Guardsmen deployed to a combat zone. CPT Phillip
Esposito and 1LT Louis Allen were among those guardsmen. They
were stationed at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Danger. The
FOB’s name would be an omen for what was to come, when on June 7,
2005, Esposito and Allen were killed by a bomb that was placed by
their window. Who placed the explosive in the window? Was
it an enemy attack or the work of an unconventional
enemy?      Dig in with Margot as she
tells you this terrifying tale of massive errors that occurred over
and over again, as troops heard one of their own make open threats
to their commander, yet no one felt the need to report it. Who
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