situation it was to help one friend. it was a friend of mine named madon special forces and afghan commando who i had served with and he isn t me a text after kabul fell and he said brother i m not afraid to die but i don t to die alone. and that rocked me. i had left army nine years ago. i wasn t happy with what i was seeing in afghanistan. and where he were headed so i retired and when i got that text i said there was no way that i could let this young man given so much to us, you know i m sitting here right now because of him. i could let that go but i made calls to my friend and we put together a team we call team lazom and we helped him move through the city and ultimately get through the airfield on a to freedom. this is for all of the men and women i served with over the 20 years in afghanistan. this is for the men and women who went into the breach at kabul international when everything was falling apart and 13 who didn t come home.
situation it was to help one friend. it was a friend of mine named madon special forces and afghan commando who i had served with and he isn t me a text after kabul fell and he said brother i m not afraid to die but i don t to die alone. and that rocked me. i had left army nine years ago. i wasn t happy with what i was seeing in afghanistan. and where he were headed so i retired and when i got that text i said there was no way that i could let this young man given so much to us, you know i m sitting here right now because of him. i could let that go but i made calls to my friend and we put together a team we call team lazom and we helped him move through the city and ultimately get through the airfield on a to freedom. this is for all of the men and women i served with over the 20 years in afghanistan. this is for the men and women who went into the breach at kabul international when everything was falling apart and
situation it was to help one friend. it was a friend of mine named madon special forces and afghan commando who i had served with and he isn t me a text after kabul fell and he said brother i m not afraid to die but i don t to die alone. and that rocked me. i had left army nine years ago. i wasn t happy with what i was seeing in afghanistan. and where he were headed so i retired and when i got that text i said there was no way that i could let this young man given so much to us, you know i m sitting here right now because of him. i could let that go but i made calls to my friend and we put together a team we call team lazom and we helped him move through the city and ultimately get through the airfield on a to freedom. this is for all of the men and women i served with over the 20 years in afghanistan. this is for the men and women who went into the breach at kabul international when everything was falling apart and