In late April of 2019, while trekking through the Himalayan mountains near the Indian-Nepalese border,

soldiers assigned to the Indian Army's mountaineering expedition team were startled to discover a set of large footprints

in the snow near their campsite.

While much of the world's media and other skeptics would inevitably mock this discovery,

these men are by no means the first soldiers exploring the mountainous regions of Asia to report

something like this. For centuries now, locals and other men hiking

through these snowy and desolate areas have reported finding similar types of tracks,

with many bringing back photographs and others even claiming to have seen the creatures that

made them. Among these men is Eric Shipton, a highly respected British military attache and mountaineer,

a native-born man of Salon, which is now the country of Sri Lanka.

While leading a reconnaissance expedition to Mount Everest in 51,

Shipton would discover a set of tracks that would make worldwide headlines.

And much like the Indian Army's findings and others throughout the years, the photos he took

appear to present irrefutable evidence of the existence of a creature that has eluded

mankind for centuries.

This is part two of the story of the Indian Army and the Yeti.

I'm Luke Lamanah, and this is wartime stories.

Thank you, Mark. One of these things. Hang on the moke.

One of these, then.

Tensing.

Nangla, farewell.

Up here.

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