NATOpedia claims that the “brave Mujahideen fighters” part is an urban legend, that the dedication was always and only just to the “gallant people of Afghanistan” as Carl said. But they specifically only mention the theatrical version, not VHS. I for sure without question did see a video a few years back of someone recording their TV while playing the VHS with the “brave Mujahideen” script visible at the end, but I can’t rule out that it might have been an edited video.
It would be cool if someone really could confirm whether the “Mujahideen” message was there. Not only for the obvious reasons, but also as yet another example of natopedia spreading lies, calling something an urban legend that was real.
NATOpedia claims that the “brave Mujahideen fighters” part is an urban legend, that the dedication was always and only just to the “gallant people of Afghanistan” as Carl said. But they specifically only mention the theatrical version, not VHS. I for sure without question did see a video a few years back of someone recording their TV while playing the VHS with the “brave Mujahideen” script visible at the end, but I can’t rule out that it might have been an edited video.
It would be cool if someone really could confirm whether the “Mujahideen” message was there. Not only for the obvious reasons, but also as yet another example of natopedia spreading lies, calling something an urban legend that was real.