>> this is not about me. my guys got one of our guys into a spot to take the shot. the analysts that found him, working for years, they deserve the credit. the pilots that got us there, the guys on the ground that physically got people into place by blowing up doors, breaking down stuff, moving, holding security, and then finally, someone gets a shot. this wasn't just -- definitely it wasn't me. it wasn't the team. this was the country. this was the entire country. we were just the means to an end. >> rob served one more deployment in afghanistan but then decided it was time to leave the military. >> i stopped getting adrenaline at gunfights, and that's dangerous. you can get complacent. if someone would shoot us, we would go up to them and finish, you know, we would eliminate the threat. i realized that kind of careless-- not carelessness but complacency could potentially get me killed, and i want to be around for a while. so, it was a long, hard process, but i was done with -- 12 deployments, a couple contingencies. i was just done.