1. not sure how much you can comment on this..you mentioned that for one op you only had a choper for an hour. I was surprised by that,the perception I had was that special forces got what it needed to get the job done. So my questions are how much of the op do you plan, who plans how much support you get and how much say did you have in that?
2. training vs real ops...I was wondering if it was the norm for training ops to go as planned and how that compared to real ops.
3.your EOD time.. What all does that cover? What made you go into that area? Because of that experience were you always the most experienced SEAL in that area? What is your favorite ( bad word choice) part of what EOD entails or the thing you're really good at?