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Joe Saboe pressed his fingers against his brow in exhaustion and leaned over a laptop as he tried to do what had been drilled into him over and over when he was an Army infantry officer: Leave no one behind. “Roger, I’ve got six AmCits, at least six,” he said into his cellphone, using shorthand for American citizens, while simultaneously texting with a military source in
A Blackhawk helicopter takes off from the Kabul Airport in Afghanistan. Credit: USAF Master Tech Sergeant Jerry Morrison. Public DomainA group of former U.S. special operations officers have volunteered to attempt one last mission they call the “Pineapple Express,” a plan to help evacuate hundreds of vulnerable Afghan allies and their families out of the…
Reported By Dillon Burroughs | August 27, 2021 Read more at https://www.westernjournal.com/us-special-ops-veterans-form-squad-travel-kabul-extremely-dangerous-rescue-mission/ A volunteer group of American veterans launched a final mission on Wednesday night, dubbed “Pineapple Express,” to reportedly help hundreds of members of Afghan elite forces and their families reach safety. The group, dubbed Task Force Pineapple, operated in darkness to help those at risk. “As…
Private citizens are operating behind Taliban lines to rescue Afghans the US military won't lift a hand to save.
Hundreds of people, some holding documents, gather near an evacuation control checkpoint on the perimeter of the Hamid Karzai International Airport,