that was when we realised that our translator, kamran abdul razak, was missing. there's kamran lying down on the grass. i'm going to go and check him out. 0ur security adviser went over to help him. a big bit of shrapnel had hit kamran‘s leg. we and the american medics worked for some time to try to save him. this is just a scene from hell, here. all the vehicles on fire. there's bodies burning around me. there's bodies lying around. this is a really bad own goal by the americans. set fire to all the chickens. burnt the chickens? yes, the chickens. i'd spent the previous few weeks with kamran, working with him day and night. and when the us navy plane mistakenly dropped its bomb right on us, i was standing next to him. kamran was young and really pleasant. an iraqi kurd. he'd seen my reports on television and thought he'd have plenty of adventures if hejoined us. fred, just turn towards me, mate. our entire team was injured, including fred scott, who carried on filming throughout. but kamran died. it's coming back. of those seven, six of us had escapes... that