What is the importance of Ganjigal in the nonfiction book, Into the Fire: A Firsthand Account of the Most Extraordinary Battle in the Afghan War?

Ganjigal is the mountain village two miles north of Joyce where Team Monti is sent to provide security for a key leader engagement without Meyer, who promises to rescue them if things go badly. Because the mission was poorly planned and poorly equipped, many soldiers are killed, especially as the calls for assistance are delayed. Team Monti dies at Ganjigal, and this battle encompasses the main focus of the novel.