In the early days, we didn't know where he was. We were looking for him EVERYWHERE. Also, once the DoD found out where he was, that information was probably protected at a TS/codeword level, which is something that small-unit tactical commanders would not have had access to. I'm speculating on that part because I, like Murphy, didn't have access to those kinds of decisions and that level of information. Not at the beginning.
What Murphy said may have been true eventually, but as it's presented, it's factually wrong.
As usual, he's full of shit.
What Murphy said may have been true eventually, but as it's presented, it's factually wrong.
As usual, he's full of shit.
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