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But the most dramatic and daring part of the rescue happened off camera in the submerged part of the cave system. >> these divers, you know, they went in on three consecutive days. that's -- that's tough. you know, four, five, six hours each time. you know, in not so nice conditions. but super human. >> we know the boys were sedated in someway. an australian cave diver dr. richard harris was part of the team. he's an es northwesta activity. >> some of these boys couldn't swim and they're being put into cold, cold water and with wet suits on, full face mask. you know, alien to them. so it was t...

Imagine the concept total darkness, cold, and rushing waters. that's the way divers described the thai cave where 12 young boys and their football coach spent 18 days despite the treacherous conditions, divers were able to guide them all out to freedom and safety. the boys and their coach still recovering in the hospital. these new photos show them paying their respects to the former navy s.e.a.l. diver who died during the rescue operation. it was a long and dangerous journey thuft ca journey out of that cave system. nick glass has this story. >> reporter: has there ever been a cave rescue qui...

Now there was a growing urgency about a rescue. we know it happened over three successive days. sunday, monday, tuesday july 8, 9 and 10. thai navy s.e.a.l.s have released footage of it. the boys carried out on so-called political takmilitary wrapped in foil the last mile or so. we glimpsed a face here and there. each boy regularly clicked on t -- check on the way out by doctors. but the most daring part of the rescue happened off camera in the submerged part of the cave system. >> these divers, you know, they went in on three consecutive days. that is tough. you know, four, five, six hours ea...

Stretchers wrapped in foil the last mile or so. we glimpsed a face here and there. each boy regularly checked on the way out by doctors. but the most dramatic and daring part of the rescue happened off camera in this submerged part of the cave system. >> these divers, you know, they went in on three consecutive days. that's tough. you know, four be, five, six hours each time. you know, in not so nice conditions. but superhuman. >> we know the boys were sedated in some way. an australian cave diver dr. richard harris was part of the too many. he is an anecessa.

>> reporter: for the first time we're getting a look at what's being described by navy s.e.a.l.s in thailand as the operation the world will never forget. this video just released showing the s.e.a.l.s preparing to begin their diving mission into the cave system to rescue the 12 soccer players and their coach. water up to their chests as they prepare to scuba into the murky cave waters. you can see the guide wires that have been set up, the divers holding on to them. starting their voyage in the dark. the new video illustrating the excruciatingly narrow tunnels that must be navigated. tunnels ...