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In place, we are working to do everything in our power to support those flights and to get them off the ground. that's what we've done. that's what we will continue to do. >> what is the process like right now in terms of trying to get people out? >> so, it's extremely difficult. i think it's very public now. there were six planes in mazar-i-sharif manifested by ngos paying for them and at one point after the evacuation operation was complete the state department even put on their website people, you know, need to find alternate means to try to get out while they were still working through the...

Day actually. i would say what we saw was from my perspective similar to what america saw. the feelings we had were disappointed being so close to the end we could have such a tragic loss of american lives. we in the military felt that i think like many americans did. we lost some brothers and sisters particularly so close to the end. >> dana: it was especially tragic and we still have them top of mind. what about your thoughts knowing that there were some americans and green card holders and then of course interpreters and other helpers of the united states that would be left behind? >> from ...

Because of the coronavirus. the senior british commander on the ground in kabul has been speaking for the first time about the evacuation operation. the last of the 1,000 british troops returned home at the weekend, after helping to rescue more than 15,000 people. brigadierjames martin says his troops did their duty in the midst of the most harrowing scenes. he's been talking to our defence correspondent jonathan beale. this is what british troops faced soon after they landed in the cauldron of kabul airport. the desperation of thousands of people trying to flee a country now under taliban con...

The senior british commander on the ground in kabul has been speaking for the first time about the evacuation operation. the last of the one thousand british troops returned home at the weekend, after helping to rescue more than 15,000 people. brigadierjames martin says his troops did their duty in the midst of the most harrowing scenes. he's been talking to our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. this is what british troops faced soon after they landed in the cauldron of kabul airport. the desperation of thousands of people trying to flee a country now under taliban control. soldiers train...

The senior british commander on the ground in kabul has been speaking for the first time about the evacuation operation. the last of the 1,000 british troops returned home at the weekend, after helping to rescue more than 15,000 people. brigadierjames martin says his troops did their duty in the midst of the most harrowing scenes. he's been talking to our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. this is what british troops faced soon after they landed in the cauldron of kabul airport. the desperation of thousands of people trying to flee a country now under taliban control. soldiers trained for ...