Check out r/combatfootage. They do have strict rules on what gets posted, but gore is not forbidden. (Some videos may be ISIS sourced, but beheadings are not i

Check out r/combatfootage. They do have strict rules on what gets posted, but gore is not forbidden. (Some videos may be ISIS sourced, but beheadings are not included, as that is not a combat situation) What do you think happens to a body when gernade-sized explosions from each round of an Apache gunship volley land all around it? The public needs to see what war looks like, but not from the perspective of a BBC documentary.