Martin McNally

And I knew I couldn't get out of the area at that time.

My head was, it was hurting.

It was hurting.

So I went over the trees and there was a,

barbed wire fence there i looked at that and i said damn i landed about 20 feet from that barbed wire fence and i'm looking at that and thinking that wow that was close if i hit that i'll have been tore up like the floor up yeah still so i got over that fence and then there was another barbed wire fence i'm thinking wow i was lucky here

So I go over that fence too, and I get into the trees about less than 10 feet.

I look at my hands, and I can't see my hands.

It's pitch black.

I laid the chute down on the ground and landed on top of the chute, and I went to sleep.

I woke up about probably 5.30, 6 o'clock in the morning.

And it was cold.

I was cold.

So I took this chute and went deeper into the woods, about 20 feet deeper.

And I put this chute under a tree trunk, a fallen tree trunk.

put some leaves over it, got into the chute, and went to sleep.

I went to sleep.

I woke up about 12 noon listening to a helicopter, the rotors of a helicopter going overhead.

Right there.

And I'm thinking, oh, my God.

They're looking for me.