Mistari 199 ya kwanza.
- Previously on SEAL Team... We've lost Bravo 2.
I say again, we've lost Bravo 2.
Havoc Base, this is Bravo 2.
- Do you copy? All right, change of plans.
We're going to get Ray.
I came here to talk about my real issue: TBI.
I didn't see any record of traumatic brain injury.
If your wound wasn't documented
while you were serving, I can't treat it.
Hey, Swanny.
ISR just picked up Bravo 2's helmet strobe.
Copy that.
They'll send everyone. Bravo will not be able
- to fight their way to safety. - I know.
There's no chance I'm authorizing an Indian-led QRF.
And you'll have to deal with the fallout.
Bashir Varma. I know his location.
- -
I will kill you.
Ain't nothing stopping me.
Go.
He is my refuge,
my God in whom I trust.
Ray, get down.
Copy that.
Bravo's helo is about to touch down.
Can't believe we're getting them all back in one piece.
Well, recovered Ray, avoided a diplomatic firestorm,
and we didn't escalate the India-Pakistan crisis
into a nuclear war.
I'd call today a win.
Well, don't forget why we're here, Commander.
To get Yasin Khan.
Let me remind you,
recovering Perry rather than
taking out Khan was your call.
One that's had some serious consequences.
Rescuing Senior Chief Perry was the right decision.
I stand by it, sir.
A zealot like Khan, he's got to spread his message.
He's not gonna go underground.
We'll find him.
It won't be Bravo going in if you do.
Had your shot and you missed.
Total mission failure.
That's not entirely fair, sir, we...
I don't entirely care.
The results speak for themselves.
A word, Commander?
- Hey, Ray. How you feeling? - Hey.
Uh...
a few scratches, few bruises, but...
I'll be ready to go when we reload on Khan.
Not asking about the elbow.
I know.
Give us a minute, will you?
- How am I feeling? - Yeah.
- How are you feeling? -
Feel like I've never seen a more beautiful sunset
- than the one I saw tonight. -
Feel like...
I've never wanted to see my family more
than I want to see them right now.
And I feel like...
I don't deserve...
my teammates who marched through hell
to come save me.
Really thought you were gonna die on that mountain.
I did die.
Part of me, anyway.
I was almost lost for good, brother.
Told this woman I was holed up with...
I'd kill her if she made a sound.
I scared her, but I terrified myself.
Mostly because I believed I'd do it.
Knew I was digging my own grave
if I let her go, but, Jace,
something happened and I realized
she was sent to me.
That woman was my salvation.
She was your salvation... how's that?
It just hit me.
I'd rather die being the man Naima loved...
than live as the man she found.
I know Mexico...
denying that guy's last rites, it...
hey.
That wasn't you, man, that was me.
I know how hard that was on you, and I...
should have been there for you, and I wasn't.
You were when you marched your ass
over that damn mountain to come save me.
And that's all that matters.
- No brother left behind. - Amen.
- Amen. - That's right.
Back in five,
four, three...
I'm pleased to be joined by Ash Spenser,
former Navy SEAL and author of the best-selling book
The Man Behind the Myth. Welcome.
It's an absolute honor to be here, Patty,
speaking about an American hero that your audience
most likely has never heard of.
Brett Swann.
Brett is the former Navy SEAL who recently
took his own life in the parking lot
- of a VA campus? - That's correct.
One among 19 veterans who have committed suicide
on VA campuses from 2017 till now.
What do you call that?
Acts of protest.
Wake-up calls.
Right, I-I guess what I'm asking, Ash, is,
did Brett do what he did because he was
suffering from traumatic brain injury?
Brett committed suicide because
he couldn't get treatment for his TBI.
And that's a crime.
A national disgrace.
Is this your second book?
That's correct.
There he is, ladies and gentlemen.
Bravo 2 is back in the fold.
- Hey, how you feeling, buddy? -
I, uh...
- grateful for all you boys did for me. Mm-hmm.
Hate I put you in that position.
Do it again if we have to.
Well, no doubt, but,
if you do go missing again, can we please
do it in a less vertical environment?
Because my legs, they, they are killing me right now.
- Hurt? Like that? That hurt? -
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on, now.
Thank God for those horses.
Oh, you know, I'm actually pissed off
that I missed Sonny in his element.
- In his element, man? - Yeah.
He's definitely no Clint Eastwood on a horse.
More like a koala bear on a mule.
- - What the hell you talking about, man?
I was doing things on that animal
that you city boys can't even comprehend.
- - Sonny can't ride.
No, he can't ride. - What?
I can ride just fine, I just...
I'm not a fan of those furry, demonic quadrupeds.
Oh, a cowboy that hates horses. I don't get it, I don't get it.
A frogman who hates water.
You two are a hell of a lot more entertaining
- when you punch each other. - I mean, look,
hey, you could've... been Full Metal.
He fell off at least, what, twice?
What I was demonstrating there
was a classic horse warfare combat dismount.
- - Y'all should've been taking notes.
All right, here we go.
So, we cleared hot to go get Khan?
Khan's in the wind.
Entire compound's been vacated.
Look, fellas,
Commander Shaw's gonna recommend that Bravo Team be split up
when we get back from Virginia Beach.
I'm sorry.
I wanted you to hear it from me first.
Uh-uh. Guy's got no right.
I wouldn't trade Shaw's position
for all the tri-tip in the world.
Shaw's out of his mind.
I'll do whatever I can.
Exhaust my Rolodex. People owe me favors.
You know what, maybe you should spend
some more time watching your own six.
Indian helo disappears out of nowhere.
You must have pulled some strings for that one.
Some strings, something like that, yeah,
That's gonna cost you.
Jason.
A lot of things we do in this job keep me up at night,
but risking it to save you guys is not gonna be one of them.
Are you gonna be okay?
Okay? I just blew up my team.
You saved Ray's life.
Yeah, right after I almost ruined my relationship with him.
You know, Mandy, I just spent months convincing myself
that everything is just fine, that everything's okay,
despite everything that's gone on in my life.
My wife dying.
Adam getting blown up.
Brett, Clay.
You know, Mandy, maybe it's just me
who's falling apart and taking my team with me.
- You're being too hard on yourself. - Am I?
Am I?
I have never seen anyone adapt so effortlessly
on the battlefield.
You can do that off the field, too.
You just have to decide to.
I don't know.
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