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They wanted to take us all. in this clip, soldiers gather what remains of the dead. some like this woman appear to have been shot. others blown to pieces by ieds. much of what was filmed is too graphic to show you. like the remains of a little boy carried to burial. all over ramadi, remnants of isis' rule still stands. this is what would have been an isis suicide car bomb. you can see the keys actually still inside the ignition. they climb in through the top. there's a hole cut out of the roof around here. on the back, this is where they packed the explosives here in the bed of the pickup truc...

Million families. today as troops continue their push, we're told possibly over 1,000 families remain trapped amid the rubble. the ones you see here are the lucky ones, extracted during the ongoing operations. as the fighting still rages, it's hard to get a sense of the toll on civilians. counterterror force people filmed these images for us. some like this woman who appears to have been shot. much of what they filmed is too graphic to show you, like the remains of a little boy carried to burial. the head of iraq's counterterror force told us the liberation of ramadi should be celebrated aroun...

Below ground. these are the houses that the militants were hiding inside of. you can see what they were doing is they were digging up tunnels so they were able to move from house to house without being seen by the coalition planes. and so that this wasn't spotted from the air, they were hiding the dirt that they were digging up and keeping it inside the houses themselves. if you can come through here, we can show you one of the tunnels leading through. some of these tunnels, we're told, went as far as a kilometer. we're going to go have a look inside. it's not that wide, but it does give you a...

The dirt they were digging up and keeping it inside the houses themselves. if you come through here, we can show you one of the tunnels leading through. some of these tunnels, we're told, went as far as a kilometer. we're going to look inside. it's not that wide, but it does give you a sense of them moving in the dark under the ground, out of sight. ramadi fell to isis in may of last year. since then they've been battling to regain their territory and their morale. the head of iraq's counterterror force says this should be celebrated around the world. >> defeating isis impacted upon isis plans...