We've all painted a picture in our minds of what it means to be part of an organization like ISIS, and this image is often informed and developed by what we're told by the media.
But there's nothing like seeing a situation through someone's eyes, or in this case through their helmet cam, to show us the truth about those currently fighting for the Islamic State in the Middle East.
This helmet cam footage was retrieved from the body of "an Islamic State (IS) fighter who died in March while battling Kurdish peshmerga troops in northern Iraq", showing us the fear and disorder ISIS doesn't want us to see.
-Via VICE News
It's never occurred to me about what it's like to be a member of a terrorist organization. I spoent 10 years on a SEAL Team, and I often wonder how my friends who are still serving are doing and how the technology they are using these days differed from when I was in the military, but never have I given a thought about how it is to fight for ISIS.
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