Ed Helms

Who knows?

But some of the landing boats, they're basically in these big these like inflatable boats paddling ashore.

for two miles of open water.

And some of them made it in under an hour, others not so much.

Frederick's own boat took nearly five hours to fight its way against the tide.

And one unlucky craft, overloaded with officers and radio gear, got swept completely out to sea and had to be rescued the next morning.

But at least they had the radio gear, I guess.

I guess.

If you're that team, do you blame the current or do you just pretend like, we saw something over there.

We were going to get those things.

I don't know what it was.

There were radar pips everywhere.

Love you.

I feel like your priorities are a little off.

Here's the thing.

I think you would surprise yourself.

I just have this feeling like you've got there's something in there that would emerge.

The second wave of landings was the next day on Kiska's northern shore.

The commandos ran into even more trouble.

They'd been promised a flat, pebbly beach.