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COMMENTS: Raddatz Watches the Videotape
ABC obtained fascinating footage from Damadola, a village high in the mountains of northern Pakistan. The videotape showed an abandoned complex of more than 150 caves and tunnels, with underground dormitory-style barracks and an arsenal of artillery shells, rocket-propelled grenades and land mines. Martha Raddatz reported that al-Qaeda and anti-government Taliban guerrillas had used the caves as a base as recently as one week ago. Unfortunately she was not in the mountains to confirm that story first hand. She studied the video in Washington DC with Andrew Exum, a onetime commando, along with the rest of us.
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