Afghanistan Pull Out- Is the U.S. giving up the violent northeast?

PECH VALLEY- In May of last year, military officials decided to leave the Korengal Valley in northeastern Afghanistan because they didn't thing the small gains they were making were worth the lives of U.S. troops. Now they are giving the same debate about the neighboring Pech Valley.

The soldiers stationed in the Pech were nearly as divided as everyone else. Some felt the U.S. presence in the Pech was just giving the insurgents a reason to keep on fighting and that their efforts would be better used in a more populated part of the country. Others worried the Taliban would view any withdrawal as a victory. And what about all the guys who have died here?