Dakota Meyer

And obviously I wasn't there very long, but it was, and none of the guys, majority of our unit, you know, we didn't, it wasn't really a terrible, a bad deployment.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's, and that's what like a lot of people don't understand.

Right.

It's like,

it's a, I believe that, you know, when you look at in the ratio of deployments of people that deploy, it's a very small number of people who actually fight.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I'm not getting the numbers of this.

Cause I know that, you know, all the keyboard warriors out there that, that, that are getting their combat action ribbons on, you know, you know, they got it all, you know, it's, it's like the reality of it is, is, is, is, and it's not, and it's, I would say it's, it's not their fault.

Right.

It's not their fault.

It's just by the luck of the draw.

Right.

Like it's, it's just a luck of the draw.

It's like, it's not there.

It's not that they didn't want to fight or they weren't capable or they weren't willing to.

It's just, it's all the luck of the draw.

And so, you know, it's just, but understand this, that not all deployments are the same and not the majority of people didn't go over there and get in a ton.