runway airport in the middle of the city of 5 million people. many of them trying to get out. there is gates at the airport but they are essentially overrun. being able to provide people on the ground primarily with information zahn rose to the airport, where the taliban checkpoints are, which checkpoints are more dangerous than others, what gates are open other simple things like having your paperwork in order, all of these are really important and been facilitated by this sort of network that's been built unofficially.— network that's been built unofficially. network that's been built unofficiall. ., , ., , unofficially. that sounds to me very ordinary and — unofficially. that sounds to me very ordinary and very — unofficially. that sounds to me very ordinary and very day _ unofficially. that sounds to me very ordinary and very day today - unofficially. that sounds to me very ordinary and very day today when i unofficially. that sounds to me very i ordinary and very day today when you talk about the network. but getting they need to be at a specific time, avoiding taliban checkpoints, is it more like a special ops operation on the ground? do you have guys with military knowledge that are there that are actually guiding people to a spot where they can be picked up? yes. i think every technique is