First plan was go from point A to point B. That was it.

Previously, not serial.

O. P. Mest. It's probably the worst place, humanly imaginable.

That place sucks.

And you had the little bucket, everyone shit in.

And then he was in the town asking if people spoke English.

I'd rather be sitting in Leavenworth, been over the body of Nausei Amento or Coe or somebody like that.

Far notice in a koochy tent?

Kicking indoors one minute.

Fricking cow has a baby.

This is our mission.

He's one of our guys.

We gotta find him.

We're gonna do it.

If we would have found him, I think a lot of us would have shot him.

Yeah.

Yeah, I still, I still, I'm still, I think I'm still angry about it. Before Mark started asking Bo what happened, why'd he walk away from his platoon,

Bo had already talked about it to General Kenneth Dahl. Dahl was in charge of

investigating what Bo did and writing up a report for the Army.

His inquiry was confined to the period that led up to Bo's decision to leave, not Bo's time

with the Taliban or anything, just why did he walk? Mark asked Bo about the

statement he gave General Dahl. How long is your statement?

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