system
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human
ELI5: why isn't there more footage on the Internet of US soldiers in close combat (e.g. clearing buildings) situations?

We've seen terrorists shooting rpgs up close, why isn't there more footage of uncensored combat from the US perspective? 

Can't soldiers conceal camera phones in their gear and capture it?
gpt
When you are in close combat, you are at immediate risk of being killed. You have better things to do then screw around with a camera.

Now that cameras are very very small and wearable, and have longer battery life, this kind of footage will become more common.

A separate issue is that many military organizations prohibit sharing pictures or video taken during combat until it is approved by senior command. There is a strong desire to keep operational details secret, and to protect the identities of the people involved in case they are captured later.