Article snippet: At a time when service, sacrifice and Gold Star families are at the forefront of the nation’s dialogue, ABC News’ “Powerhouse Politics” podcast. “It’s different than anything I’ve ever done. It’s really the most important project I’ve ever been on,” Raddatz told ABC News' Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl and Political Director Baghdad, in an attack that came to be known as “Black Sunday.” Sergeant Eric Bourquin, whose platoon was ambushed, recalled being under the impression that they were on a "peacekeeping mission." “I was a very young man and we were just doing a patrol out there,” Sgt. Bourquin, who was 23 years-old during the ambush, told ABC News’ “Powerhouse Politics,” adding, “on the way back things changed dramatically for us.” A total of eight soldiers lost their lives on "Black Sunday," a battle during one of the deadliest periods of the Iraq War. Actor and producer Jon Beavers who plays Sgt. Bourquin, thinks the new series will “affect the conversation.” “It touches on the different humans, the different individuals that pay the cost of war, I think we as a country maybe need an update on what is the cost of war and who pays it,” Beavers, also known for his roles in NCIS (2003) and Gotham (2014) said. Despite the raw emotions portrayed on-camera, Raddatz said the last night of shooting was the “most emotional” night on set, as the mother of a soldier who was lost on Black Sunday, walked the set replicating the scene ... Link to the full article to read more