Mary, how does it be a man, man, man, man.

We believe that all men are created beings.

To the magnificent mosaic that is America.

From radio beacon to radio beacon.

I have a dream to be.

Change has come to America.

Believe me.

Help is on the way.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

It's a pigment of your imagination.

Randy Rootshow.

Turn up your mind.

In what was the largest non-combatant evacuation in the U.S. military's history.

Since August the 14th, over an 18-day period, U.S. military aircraft have

evacuated more than 79,000 civilians from Hamid Karzai International Airport. That includes

6,000 Americans and more than 73,500 third country nationals and Afghan civilians.

This last category includes special immigrant visas, consular staff, at-risk Afghans, and their families.

In total, U.S. and coalition aircraft combined to evacuate more than 123,000 civilians, which were all enabled by U.S. military service members who were securing and

operating the airfield. On average, we have evacuated more than 7,500 civilians per day over the

18 days of the mission, which includes 16 full days of evacuations and more than 19,000 on a single day.

These numbers do not include the roughly 5,000 service members and their equipment that

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