Andy Stumpf

One of them is going to be a hostage rescue, which I was a part of.

We talked about that on a previous episode, the Jessica Lynch rescue.

The number of people we thought we might encounter was a way bigger number than the number of people that we could get there in the helicopters.

But you go anyway because of the chance of rescuing somebody.

Combat search and rescue, kind of the same thing.

Maybe it's not a hostage situation, but it could be building towards that.

I mean maybe you don't have time to go at night, which is when you have all the tactical and technological advantage, right?

The night vision goggles.

Right.

It's like, hey, we got to go now in the daytime.

We're going to level the technological playing field and you guys are going to go full back dive and get – like that's very high risk.

Those are about the two times that you are going to accept that level of risk and you go when you go.

Well, that's what I wanted to ask you.

So the official story seems to –

Track.

It is more plausible to me than any of the other stories that I have heard.

I would like to think that the ghost murmur, whatever it is.

But then it's like, OK, I mean, walk in the dog on that one.

Did this guy have to sit down and, you know, get an EKG and have his heart?

wave, you know, HRV on file somewhere, because how would you not pick up somebody else's heart rate?