Terrorist Takedown: War In Colombia

It began when U.S. Army 'advisers' came under fire while spraying defoliant on coca crops east of Bogota. Within hours it had escalated into full-scale war. The Army had stumbled upon the main operation of the Bendicion drug cartel the biggest in Colombia. And now it faced a ruthless enemy with more men and the best weapons that drug money could buy.

The uphill battle opens up a rare opportunity. Bendicion's three drug lords are all on site. Jose Esquilla is the man who runs the campesinos and is successfully growing coca faster than the U.S. can spray it. Nelson Sadilla is the man who manufactures the cocaine paste with brutal efficiency. And Tomas Alphonso Archangel is the ex-paramilitary mastermind that now protects every phase of the multi-billon-dollar operation with well-equipped footsoldiers, tanks, missiles and planes.