Here’s why it’s a bad idea to snipe at US Army soldiers

A Taliban sniper team thought it would be a good idea to snipe at U.S. Army soldiers, little did they know what they'd be facing in retaliation. America's military doesn't respond with just a little firepower, it responds with jets and bombs.

In this Hornet's Nest clip on the American Heroes Channel, a father-son journalism team embedded with the 101st Airborne captured footage of the unit pinned down by Taliban snipers. The snipers come dangerously close to killing some of the soldiers. At first, the soldiers respond with machine gun fire, which managed to injure one of the insurgents but nothing too serious. "They're reporting that everything is okay," said the translator listening to the enemy radio chatter. "Good, it's not going to be okay," said Lt. Col. Joel Vowell in the video below.

The soldiers were using the shots to lock in the enemy's position. Air support is called in and BOOM! Game over terrorists.

The military's embedded program give journalists and filmmakers access to wars like never before, so it's no surprise that the latest conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have been some of the best documented in history. Here's the footage of why it's a bad idea to snipe at U.S. Army soldiers: