He was Saddam's number one assassin for years and the CIA been trying to get him for a while and I remember we went into this briefing of like,

hey, we're gonna go to an FGT, that's it, it right cool where are we going can't tell you

so he bumps across the street and he stops midway in the street to stop and lay down

fires so when he stops I hear from his weapon so I know he's laying down cover fire so when he stops I hear from his weapon so I know he's laying down cover fire so that I can move and as I turn to look and I turn to look at him as I'm moving I just see this round just just just blow out the back of his leg right above his kneecap. I mean it was so bad when

when we showed up to Ramadi there there's a unit and a National Guard unit, and they had been in combat every single day for 14 months straight.

That's how bad it was. Like every single day, they're being attacked. How did it at the beginning? I guess we kind of did at the beginning but it was more just like that was a drill. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So that was the difference in, yeah, drilling and rolling.

Yeah, I don't know, I mean, I'm like white white belt.

I'm almost don't, almost have a clear belt on.

So I'm not sure what good it would do for you to roll with me.

Yeah, but it allows you to move and me put myself in really bad dangerous positions to have to work out of it.

Yeah. That's what Upper Bell should be. I mean that's what he did. Let me get into

dominant positions and then would work out of it. So, pretty much how your jutsu sessions typically go, like what this morning was?

That we did in there? Yeah, we'll drill a move for a few. you have a

like one or two moves drill it drill it drill it drill it

drill it and then sometimes we might just do like positional drills like hey

we're gonna start like hey what we worked on start there and you're fighting to get to this position if you get here you reset you'll do that for like five minutes straight and then we'll flip flop and then do that and then it'll be actual open rounds rolling and we'll just pick all the guys.

Gotcha.

And when you say he, you're talking about your professor.

Gotcha.

And who's your?

And who is yours? For me, yeah.

I like.

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