What the Mogadishu Mile Taught John Chmela About Why Americans Forget Their Heroes and How He Is Fixing It
October 3rd, 1993. Mogadishu, Somalia. What began as a mission expected to last no longer than an hour turned into one of the longest and most brutal sustained firefights involving American soldiers since the Vietnam War. Nineteen men did not come home. Dozens more were wounded. The soldiers who survived carried the weight of that […] More








