Jonathan Howard

The updated maps were saying it was completely just cut from the rivers.

So I don't know how he was even there, but he was able to stabilize the baby, get it on oxygen and just getting the vitals stable.

So as we're flying in, the state guard, SMU guys were there.

They started, the PJs started making an HLZ.

We found a field.

I'm looking at imagery on my phone.

Like we can land there, but I mean, there's power lines all around.

And as we're coming in there, I mean, Mark Roseman, our awesome pilot, I mean, this isn't what he does.

I mean, he flies, you know, Gulf streams around the world.

And he's like putting it down in the field for the very first time in the middle of the field.

This guy had, I think he said over 22,000 flight hours.

So very, very, very experienced.

And he'd been flying helicopters all over, but he's not used to doing like a 160th mission.

He's not dropping down into fields and landing on rooftops.

So he dropped down in that field and we had a bunch of our SMU guys there with the baby.

My buddy Byron come running out with the little, I forgot, baby crib or holder, oxygen.

Car seat.

Car seat, yeah.

And we basically just loaded them into the helicopter, took off, and we flew right to Mission Hospital in Asheville.

So as we were coming to that rooftop, Mark was like, find me a place on the ground.