Major Joshua Mast

forces, that's helping the United States. And I will do everything I can to get you out. And then I went downstairs and I talked to my colonel. I was like, sir, crazy story. We've been doing, State Department dumped our little girl two years ago. We've been working to get her out. You know, she has medical concerns. They've reported like shaking and such.

forces, that's helping the United States. And I will do everything I can to get you out. And then I went downstairs and I talked to my colonel. I was like, sir, crazy story. We've been doing, State Department dumped our little girl two years ago. We've been working to get her out. You know, she has medical concerns. They've reported like shaking and such.

She's coming with a posthumous male and a pregnant female. And then, oh, by the way, the interpreter that I'm using to speak to him, he's like, hey, sir, my 15-year-old sister lives in the Northern Alliance areas in the North.

She's coming with a posthumous male and a pregnant female. And then, oh, by the way, the interpreter that I'm using to speak to him, he's like, hey, sir, my 15-year-old sister lives in the Northern Alliance areas in the North.

She's coming with a posthumous male and a pregnant female. And then, oh, by the way, the interpreter that I'm using to speak to him, he's like, hey, sir, my 15-year-old sister lives in the Northern Alliance areas in the North.

they just passed the taliban just made an edict that they have to provide lists of the 15 to 45 year old unmarried women and the the taliban fighters going to marry them and then take them back to waziristan when they're when you know they're done with their campaign and he's like i really like my my sister not to have to marry a taliban fighter and go to waziristan and i was like he's like can we try to get her out and so i was working with kim motley at the time and we were helping each other with different connections in afghanistan and she got

they just passed the taliban just made an edict that they have to provide lists of the 15 to 45 year old unmarried women and the the taliban fighters going to marry them and then take them back to waziristan when they're when you know they're done with their campaign and he's like i really like my my sister not to have to marry a taliban fighter and go to waziristan and i was like he's like can we try to get her out and so i was working with kim motley at the time and we were helping each other with different connections in afghanistan and she got

they just passed the taliban just made an edict that they have to provide lists of the 15 to 45 year old unmarried women and the the taliban fighters going to marry them and then take them back to waziristan when they're when you know they're done with their campaign and he's like i really like my my sister not to have to marry a taliban fighter and go to waziristan and i was like he's like can we try to get her out and so i was working with kim motley at the time and we were helping each other with different connections in afghanistan and she got

hundreds of women, like at-risk women out. And we were helping each other because I could get people over the wall and she could get them seats out. But like she seemed like the Afghan, like female robotics team, like a lot of the staff was like, I believe it was the New York Times and some of the media agencies, they got them out.

hundreds of women, like at-risk women out. And we were helping each other because I could get people over the wall and she could get them seats out. But like she seemed like the Afghan, like female robotics team, like a lot of the staff was like, I believe it was the New York Times and some of the media agencies, they got them out.

hundreds of women, like at-risk women out. And we were helping each other because I could get people over the wall and she could get them seats out. But like she seemed like the Afghan, like female robotics team, like a lot of the staff was like, I believe it was the New York Times and some of the media agencies, they got them out.

And she was like almost single-handedly responsible for hundreds of lives. And she helped us too. And so we, so this is what we did. We moved my interpreter's 15-year-old sister, his like seven or eight-year-old brother, and he had a teenage brother as well, three kids, 180 miles south through Taliban lines.

And she was like almost single-handedly responsible for hundreds of lives. And she helped us too. And so we, so this is what we did. We moved my interpreter's 15-year-old sister, his like seven or eight-year-old brother, and he had a teenage brother as well, three kids, 180 miles south through Taliban lines.

And she was like almost single-handedly responsible for hundreds of lives. And she helped us too. And so we, so this is what we did. We moved my interpreter's 15-year-old sister, his like seven or eight-year-old brother, and he had a teenage brother as well, three kids, 180 miles south through Taliban lines.

These two Pashtuns came 280 miles north, and we rented an Airbnb of all things in Kabul, Afghanistan during the fall, about a mile and a half west of the airport, and we used it as a safe house. And I go talk to my colonels, like, permission to take emergency leave and fly into Kabul commercial through India because there's still a few flights.

These two Pashtuns came 280 miles north, and we rented an Airbnb of all things in Kabul, Afghanistan during the fall, about a mile and a half west of the airport, and we used it as a safe house. And I go talk to my colonels, like, permission to take emergency leave and fly into Kabul commercial through India because there's still a few flights.

These two Pashtuns came 280 miles north, and we rented an Airbnb of all things in Kabul, Afghanistan during the fall, about a mile and a half west of the airport, and we used it as a safe house. And I go talk to my colonels, like, permission to take emergency leave and fly into Kabul commercial through India because there's still a few flights.

Because that's how the American volunteers were getting in. And then going behind Taliban lines and getting people out, it was unbelievable. And so, like, we got sucked into that cycle of just trying to get as many, like, allies out. And in that process— several instances where we were interacting with the Marines at Abbey Gate right before it got blown up. So you flew in? I did not.

Because that's how the American volunteers were getting in. And then going behind Taliban lines and getting people out, it was unbelievable. And so, like, we got sucked into that cycle of just trying to get as many, like, allies out. And in that process— several instances where we were interacting with the Marines at Abbey Gate right before it got blown up. So you flew in? I did not.

Because that's how the American volunteers were getting in. And then going behind Taliban lines and getting people out, it was unbelievable. And so, like, we got sucked into that cycle of just trying to get as many, like, allies out. And in that process— several instances where we were interacting with the Marines at Abbey Gate right before it got blown up. So you flew in? I did not.