Chuck Bryant

That's perfect.

It's so great.

I think we didn't mention, too, that the actual tree cutting was going to be done by unarmed military engineers that they sent forward.

Yeah.

I mean, the fact that they weren't armed is kind of neither here nor there because there were so many arms.

I think the people actually on the bridge supposedly just had like these, you know, clubs and axe handles and sidearms.

But both sides of the bridge were stocked with heavy artillery from both sides.

And I also saw that the Korean, South Korean faction that was assisting us,

They rolled in and blocked the bridge, and I don't think they were supposed to have anything more than just pistols, but they unloaded a bunch of sandbags and had a bunch of M16s hidden that they took out.

Yeah, they also showed that they had claymore mines, landmines strapped to their chest and they had the detonators in their other hand and were daring the North Koreans to come get them because they would blow themselves up and the North Koreans.

And this had not been passed by the UN command force or anything like that.

No one had any idea that the South Korean commandos were going to do something like that.

Because again, we're trying to not let this be, you know, any more tense than it already is.

And all of a sudden there's essentially suicide bombers on the scenes like mocking the North Koreans.

So that definitely altered things a little bit.

Claymore with Claymore.

Oh, yeah, I forgot that.

I knew that from being a kid.

Where did you hear that?

Is that just from the military and it trickled out?