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What pisses me off is that the balls of the unknown SEALs that did a great job and did what they were trained for. These individuals have the courage to discredit Marcus Lutrells side of what happened. The misunderstanding of what amount of ammo he had left and to claim he abandoned his men by leaving them to die on the Mountain. To accuse this man of not firing his weapon and actually putting it down covering his ears while his teammates cried out for help. When in reality he only had like 11rounds left not 11 full mags of ammo and only covered his ears because he had no way to get to his men and help them. His busted bones all over his body, bit through his tongue, broken back. Even if he was completely healthy how was he supposed to climb up a mountain side under fire without any cover fire from his teammates. Who unfortunately at this point i believe 2 of the 3 were probably deceased. The 3rd was the one Marcus admitted to putting his weapon down and covered his ears so he didnt have to listen to those savages who call them self peaceful butchered his last teammate and he was completely helpless. Marcus is a hero in my eyesjust like Jocko and Task Unit Bruiser, DEVGRU and the rest of the SEAL community who recently has cone under attack as war criminals and the tactics used during GWOT. Its ultimately disgusting that fellow seals active in the community wouldn't say anything bad about their brothers, but the ones who are doing it are the guys who have no social media presence and absolutely no one knows who these douche bags are.

Spaky is definitely a BADASS!! No matter how or what he feels about the mission and the success of if, he flew an almost an impossible mission and made it one of the greatest rescues in Army Aviation history

The truth nobody wants to hear Markus left his men to die. He ran away he didn’t fire his weapon more than twice. But he has to live with that, and there was only 10 enemy fighters. If you hear anything else it’s a lie. I exactly what happened that day

This would be much easier to listen to if he would just talk normally. Stupid croaky vocal fry.

Nothing but respect for the PJs and the Pilots and Crew that fly the Combat Rescue Mission! As a former AF Parachute Rigger I had the privelege to support the 66 ARS when they first came to Nellis AFB back in 1990. As a young airman, I was so impressed with that squadron.

God Bless ya "Spanky" ✌

the lone runner.

WAY TO GO SPANKY.

To the Men and Women of Rescue...I was proud to serve with you. To the families of those we have lost, we will never forget them.

Glad to know you Spanky!

Kim, I share your passion and respect for TOML. We also have received support from them as well as other Gold Star Families. Along with others we miss each crew member! Rick and Mari Stover, parents of Captain Chris Stover.