Mujahideen Tactics in the Soviet-Afghan War - Bennett Park Raiders

Chapter 9, Vignette 1 Page 231
retrieved the weapon minutes before the Soviets stormed the place.
Instead of retiring with the RPG-7, the Mujahideen commander
could have it used against the raiding force—perhaps to knock out
enemy helicopters. There was no lack of brave men among the
Mujahideen, like Ismail, who rushed to the village for combat. The
Mujahideen, in this case, demonstrated a lot of individual courage but
little tactical teamwork, initiative or cohesiveness.
About one month later, the Mujahideen had another chance and
reversed the outcome of a similar raid just four kilometers north of
Badiabad. This is the subject of the next vignette.