A SEAL operator describes a mission in which they captured a group of militants from a filthy birthing area, who had attempted to blow something up, but were ultimately unsuccessful. There were around 31 or 32 operators involved, including an SDV platoon.
The speaker talks about his transition from military to civilian life including attending transition programs and putting in for a job. He also mentions the advice to not trust NCIS in the military.
The speaker recounts their experience serving as a contractor for the US military in Iraq at the age of 19, and how they were initially pushed to the strike force due to their young age.
The speaker recounts a daylight vehicle interdiction phase where they rescued hostages from two bad guys. This mission helped the speaker to cope with the anger phase after losing some of his team members in the past.
The speaker retells their experience of a battle in Iraq where they were outnumbered but ultimately defeated the opposing forces due to their superior firepower.
The dangers faced by military personnel on the roads of Afghanistan during missions are highlighted by one man's experience of travelling to an outpost which saw frequent attacks from IEDs.