Alan C. Mack

But the thing is, you know, I'm hauling ass there now with these guys, like 21, you know, dev grew seals.

But I'm thinking to myself, what am I going to do different than what they did?

That was the only clearing on top of that mountain.

And I'm doing close to 200 miles an hour.

I'm doing 170 miles.

That's really fast.

I'm shaking the rivets out of this thing.

And I'm just thinking I'm going to be there in like 10 minutes.

What am I going to do?

And then I got called and got told to divert to a forward operating base at Jalalabad or J-Bad, which is where they did the bin Laden raid out of.

But we got there and the idea was to come up with a better plan, which I'm glad somebody thought that through.

Because we probably would have just done the same thing.

You, you, you go to G. So over the course of the next two weeks, we continue to bring rangers and seals in and green berets to search the area for bodies and the original four seals.

So what we don't know yet is that Marcus Latrell has been taken care of by a local.

Yeah.

He's being protected.

Interestingly, about a night before that, we saw infrared strobes all over the valley.

So each pilot has an IR strobe to identify yourself.

And you can only see it with night vision goggles.

And you have a survival radio at a certain frequency.