Plenty of it stayed classified. Carr goes after one piece.

Spies picked up while the attack was underway.

Delta selection, 1977. The attrition tells you plenty.

Stumpf on the part of the Teams nobody advertises.

A raid that went wrong. Osman finally talks about it.

The initiation, and how it actually ran.

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We are leaving Iraq. Ritland asks a man who was there.

Colombia, a coke network, and a close call.

Nisour Square, from a contractor who was standing in it.

Victory or disaster. He takes his time getting there.

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Two selections, one Regiment. He walks through both.

Off the African coast, and nothing went to plan.

Another carrier underway. A SEAL reads what it means.

Idaho, and a word the coverage keeps using loosely.

An intel brief on Iran. Not the headline version.

Grid’s down, phone’s dead. There’s still a way to listen.

He names the trigger he’s watching for. Make your own call.

Two words for a title. Carr leaves it there.

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The Cole, and how quickly the country moved on.

A tour stateside, and it still cost him.