Afghanada Vol. 01 [256 CBR EAC]

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*Forgive me if this isn't technically an audio book, but I think this is a more appropriate section to share with those who'll appreciate this the most. Enjoy! :)









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Afghanada Vol. 01

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Album................: Afghanada Vol. 01

Genre................: Vocal

Source...............: CD

Year.................: 2007

Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode)

Codec................: FhG

Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III

Quality..............: CBR 256, (avg. bitrate: 256kbps)

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz

Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3



Ripped by............: Nighted on 12/15/2007



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Tracklisting

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1. (00:26:22) Afghanada - Episode 01

2. (00:26:55) Afghanada - Episode 02

3. (00:27:55) Afghanada - Episode 03

4. (00:28:03) Afghanada - Episode 04

5. (00:24:58) Afghanada - Episode 05

6. (00:26:00) Afghanada - Episode 06

7. (00:26:50) Afghanada - Episode 07

8. (00:27:16) Afghanada - Episode 08

9. (00:27:00) Afghanada - Episode 09

10. (00:26:50) Afghanada - Episode 10

11. (00:26:37) Afghanada - Episode 11

12. (00:26:44) Afghanada - Episode 12



Playing Time.........: 05:21:30

Total Size...........: 588.74 MB



NFO generated on.....: 1/15/2008 7:15:18 PM





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Three Canadian soldiers have been shipped out to Afghanistan and are

based deep in the heart of the conflict: Kandahar Province, where the

Taliban insurgency is fiercest. Every day, Canadian soldiers on the ground

confront the chaos and violence of life "outside the wire". They don?t have

the big picture; they?re not interested in the policy. They?re just trying to help

the people, protect each other...and survive.



Afghanada gives us a grunts?-eye-view of the conflict . The sound is edgy

and gritty, the impact immediate, pushing the listener into an auditory

journey that is impossible to escape. It is a reflection of the very real

situation Canadian soldiers are facing every day in Afghanistan.



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The Afghanada cast includes Billy MacLellan as Private Lucas "Chucky"

Manson, Jenny Young as Sergeant Pat "Coach" Kinsella, Paul Fauteux as

Private Dean "The Machine" Donaldson, Jordan Pettle as Corporal Jakes,

Anousha Alamian as Sami and Khan Soroor.



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Episode 01:



The series begins with five Canadian soldiers and a translator traveling from

Kandahar to a local village to establish contact and deliver supplies to a

school. Following a successful meeting with village elders, (a shura,) they

proceed to the school but are intercepted by the Taliban. One member of the

unit disappears.



Episode 02:



The Sergeant is missing in action. Master Corporal Pat Kinsella, a female

combat soldier, is made temporary section commander. The section is ordered

back to base. On the way back, they are marooned in the desert when their

Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) falls into a dry river bed during a sandstorm.

They make a surprise discovery in a cave in a mountainside following a

strange encounter with a lone American soldier.



Episode 03:



While returning to base from a medical mission, an Improvised Explosive

Device (IED) explodes, disabling their LAV. The section comes under attack

when an attempt to borrow a tractor from a local farmer goes sideways.

They are rescued by American firepower.



Episode 04:



Assigned to American command, the section is tasked with hunting for suicide

bomb factories in Kandahar. Following a raid on an Afghan family, (who could

be suicide bombers), the unit comes to a mosque and meets a rogue

American unit which they suspect is involved in shady operations. They must

decide whether to blow the whistle or not.



Episode 05:



Prior to a major offensive, Kinsella is replaced as temporary section

commander by Master Corporal Jakes from the Provincial Reconstruction

Team. He must gain the trust of the unit in the midst of battle. His lack of

experience under fire highlights the consequences of his decisions for the

unit.



Episode 06:



Engaged in the NATO offensive against the Taliban, the unit encounters a

small group of Afghan National Police (ANP) doing their best to keep law and

order without equipment or supplies. Their attempt to aid the ANP by

destroying some Taliban weapons caches embroils them in local tribal politics

and worsens the local situation.



Episode 07:



The section is assigned with providing security on a Village Medical Outreach

(VMO). The goal is to improve conditions in rural areas and gain the support

of the local Afghan population. They run afoul of Islamic law while attempting

to save a teenage girl who has a fatal infection.



Episode 08:



Christmas at Kandahar Airfield looks better than being stuck at an abandoned

American firebase in the mountains on the Pakistan border. In the valley

below is a madrassa, that doubles as a Taliban training base. While waiting

for a possible attack, Private Donaldson struggles with the psychological

effects of killing an enemy fighter.



Episode 09:



The Section splits up for the first time in months to take a few days leave.

Dean and Lucas fly out to blow off steam in Bangkok and Sergeant Kinsella

heads home to Prince Rupert to see her parents and her boyfriend. The boys

have a great time sampling many delights forbidden on the job in

Afghanistan. Kinsella on the other hand finds re-integration into civilian life a

complicated experience.



Episode 10:



Outside the wire once again, the Section heads out on a clandestine

operation to find and destroy a Taliban command post. This time they have a

new interpreter recruited from a local village. When the ?terp? begins to

consider the risk his family faces from the Taliban now that he is helping the

NATO forces, he makes a decision that endangers the Section. Private

Manson rushes to his defense even though it means disobeying a senior

officer.



Episode 11:



After barely surviving a river crossing when the bridge collapses under their

LAV, the Section finds itself marooned in a remote village. A Canadian aid

agency has been hard at work here and the village has been turned into a

thriving community, the likes of which they have not seen before. One of the

aid workers takes a shine to Dean, but the Taliban are not impressed with the

success of this village and things go horribly wrong.



Episode 12:



A hearts and minds mission to deliver food aid turns into a quest for the

elusive Mullah Omar, leader of the Taliban. Along the way they encounter a

former Russian soldier and a strange group of women farmers. Do they get

Omar in the end? Only time will tell.

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The album graphics are from another Afghanada encoded at 192 kbps. I

don't know who's rip that is or who scanned them, but I've included them

here for those who might want them.

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