most about the military member who lost his life? will: daniel grear. joey: he was a big ut vols fan and marine engineers real quick, they have a job of helping find ieds and can use explosives as tools and marine techs are bomb techs and take ieds apart and go into details of how they re made and touch on each other s job and sometimes we don t play well together, and daniel was never that with us. we always felt supported. i think daniel may have had aspirations of looking into going eod after the deployment, but he was a marine engineer and specific job was different than ours and one we work with closeically he did it so well and so proudly and so rare you didn t see him with a smile on his face and loved talking about his wife stacey and son ethan. thinking about them today as well. will: re-appreciate daniel and you as well, joey. carley: thank you for sharing that with us. will: new report out of the
live day. joey: yeah, i can t watch much of it without tears coming to my eyes and it s monument mountains of what to be a marine and they said nice things about me and it touched me. carley: let s watch the piece. joey: before the opportunistic was over with, they found 207ieds and kilometers and worked almost 50 of them in the first five days i was there. when we woke up on the sixth morning, daniel grear and engineers found things in a storage building they needed us to check out. daniel stayed ready with his rifle and once i realized things could be rigged to blow. i staid take a few steps back and daniel said no, we re here to provide security for you. that s who he was. so i leaned up against the wall, we had cleared that whole path three times, daniel was about 1.