This is an incredible story about the fall of Afghanistan and unbelievably moving as well. I highly recommend watching it!

"What started as a mission of thirteen friends to save one Afghan interpreter quickly turned into one of the largest civilian rescue operations in history. Twelve Veterans and one spouse of a catastrophically wounded Afghanistan Veteran used all of their resources and connections to find their way from a hotel in Washington DC to Kabul. Ten days after the first member of their team, now operating under the moniker of Save Our Allies, stepped foot in Afghanistan, they had rescued over 12,000 people. This is their story."

https://sendmemovie.com/

Found it is also available on freevee (formerly IMDb) as well as Amazon Prime.

I'd like to watch it, but it would make my wife start ranting about what an a*hole Biden is. She's very sensitive to suffering and intolerant of the inevitable calamities caused by leftists.

^^^^^^^
Smart lady. No wonder you married her.

Incredible story. Great documentary. Have followed Tim Kennedy since his UFC days, tough to watch his description of the things he saw at the perimeter. For those that need a recommendation to watch a documentary—here’s one right here.

Watched this one with the wife tonight. The Colonel and the Bus Incident made her livid. These guys and gals saved many lives, heroic actions from all of them.