Sara Carter on the Horrors of War and Why She Kept Going Back
June 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelSara Carter spent years embedded with U.S. forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, witnessing the realities of war firsthand.
In this powerful conversation with Sean Hannity, Carter shares the stories that have stayed with her for decades—from deadly IED attacks and battlefield evacuations to the sacrifices made by America's youngest service members. She explains why she continued returning to some of the world's most dangerous war zones and what she learned about courage, faith, and service along the way.
In this conversation:
• What it was really like reporting from Afghanistan
• The battlefield mission she'll never forget
• Witnessing wounded and fallen American troops firsthand
• Covering the war against Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and ISIS
• Why she continued returning to active war zones
• The human cost of America's longest war
• Lessons about courage, sacrifice, and faith
This is a rare firsthand account from one of America's most experienced war correspondents.
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