Back in 2014, VICE News arrived in Juba and found the army desperate to dispel rumors that rebels were advancing on the capital. Watch More: Violence and Private Security in South Africa - http://bit.ly/2E9XpO8

They brought 0 medics into the field? And hey have the balls to say the rebels are unorganized...

Reporter: "Any casualties?" Commander: "Oh yes."

The press is the most armoured person in there.

It appears that the army are their own worst enemies. Most of the casualties are likely self inflicted and that poor guy in the truck with the chest would - looked like nobody cared and he was gasping his final breaths.

This reporter really needs to tighten that belt so he ain’t holding his pants up while running lmao

Props to the journalist though, it takes some brass balls to travel with such a reckless and unprofessional military force.

From a South Sudanese point of view, the war was heartbreaking. Praying that it never repeats itself

Ohh the irony.. That general was talking about how the rebels were unorganized...

tell u what, this journalist is a brave man.

The performance of those soldiers makes my inner Armchair General cry.

That senior government official who was killed there was my uncle. Imagine he was in Kenya for treatment when war broke out in December. 3 days later, he got a call from government to come and resume his duty and that’s how we lost him in that reckless fight. He was a breadwinner not only to his family but to the whole community at large. Since that day, we are all experiencing his absence everyday. Me and some other cousins drop out from school since we were not able to afford our school fee. It’s so sad to see our people being blindfolded to fights each other just because of INDIVIDUALs’ INTEREST.💔

Imagine there being a journalist just like this on the other side also filming the action XD

The utter bravery of the vice team filming there was just incredible.

Basically everyone is just LARPing, but realistically nobody has a clue

This documentary made 10 years AGO is STILL incredible. The coverage is so much better than "coverage" made these days by media companies.

That abandoned young commander is conversant with the nature of war in that area, he's a real soldier,

throwback to when VICE produced the best war documentaries

"the commanders ran away first leaving their troops confused and in disarray"

It was inhumane I tell you. I was in that town Bor. Running as a kid was😭 I thank God my family and I survived.