Not Every War Story is Heroic During the peak of the Afghanistan War, a group of soldiers is dropped by helicopter into the remote mountains outside of Kandahar City.
They are The Hooligans..
In the birthplace of the Taliban, some men lose their lives, some lose their sanity, and others their humanity.
But he has no idea how bad things can get in war-torn Kandahar.
As a combat veteran from previous deployments with four years in the Army, he assumes he has seen it all.
He himself is only 21 years old.
He\'s charged with leading a team of soldiers not even old enough to drink.
Joseph Kassabian is the youngest and most junior fire team leader in the squad.
An alcoholic with a penchant for violent outbursts against both his own soldiers and the Afghans, he is more comfortable at war than at home.
The squad is led by Slim, a Staff Sergeant in his late twenties who has so many mental issues his insanity is his most dominant personality trait.
The ones that aren\'t are often addicted to drugs, illiterate, or smuggling child slaves.
Many of the police officers they are supposed to train are Taliban sleeper agents or the family of Taliban fighters.
The Afghan Police station they are assigned to live in is falling apart and disease-ridden.
Their mission is to train and advise the Afghan National Police and help rebuild the country of Afghanistan.
Mismanaged and overlooked by command, the squad must rely on each other to survive.
Not Every War Story is Heroic During the peak of the Afghanistan War, a group of soldiers is dropped by helicopter into the remote mountains outside of Kandahar City
