With every rung Tig got on the Building C ladder. The aggressors had quit shooting after the third mortar struck the rooftop. Tig jumped over the parapet and ducked low as he checked out the darkened rooftop. The primary man Tig spotted was Dave Ubben. Tig knelt by Ubben and got the weapon, stressed that while in stun and agony the DS operators may mistake Tig for somebody who should have been shot. Tog saw the Ubben had endured significant wounds to one side leg and genuine injuries to one side arm beneath the elbow. As Tig fixed Dave up, he offered a constant flow of consolations. Off to one side, Tig saw somebody lying unmoving, facedown close to the focal point of the rooftop. The man seemed to be past help, and Tig needed to organize men who may advantage most. Tig heard groaning from the northwest corner. At the point when Tig achieved Oz he …show more content…
It was really interesting that he did that instead of just jumping straight into the action. When the book got into the attacks, it started getting really interesting. The attacks were so detailed and it had so much information about it. It would describe how the men were positioned and where they were firing at and how they would handle the situation. They were very organized in where each man was positioned for an attack. It was heartbreaking a man would die because since the author talked about the guys’ backgrounds you have an idea that they have children and a wife waiting for them at home. Like with Rone, he had two young boys, and an infant, this trip was going to be his last but he died. This book would be for people that like things about attacks. It was a really good and enjoyable book. This book is something everyone should read. Being in the army or SEAL or a GRS operator is a dangerous job and it’s scary to think that everytime you go into action you might not ever see your family