The Republican Convention officially kicks off this Monday with the theme of the day "Make America Safe Again"Representatives from all backgrounds and walks of life gave impassioned speeches at the conference. One of the men whose speech moved many of the attendees was former Navy SEAL and sole survivor of Operation Red Wings in Afghanistan, Marcus Ruttler ("The Red Wings"), a former Navy SEAL and the only survivor of Operation Red Wings in Afghanistan. Marcus Luttrell).

Monday's Republican convention can be described as "stormy", first of all, the100Naked women holding round mirrors defied Trump's discrimination against women; then a portion of the Republican delegates in the venue launched a roll-call vote petition to reject Trump as the Republican presidential nominee; a number of Republican delegates, including the Bush family, used various excuses not to attend the convention.

It's not easy for Trump either.

Everyone under the Stars and Stripes is family. However, the four-day schedule of this convention was packed, and while Trump was forced to use his wife, son, and daughter, there was no shortage of speaking delegates who really went the extra mile, such as this former U.S. Navy SEAL, Marcus Ruttler ( Marcus Luttrell).
He spoke off script throughout. Referring to the recent shootings and terrorist attacks in the United States, Marcus, in his uninhibited, urgent tone, noted that "the enemy is within us, all around us, and the only way we can defeat the enemy is by uniting, not dividing."

He was also outraged when he said, "The least we can do is make sure that when America's servicemen and women come back from the battlefield, they are greeted by their homes, not by the violence that can happen at any moment. Otherwise, those veterans are going from one hell to another."

He called on the younger generation of Americans to rise up and fight for this country, saying, "The war is right in front of your eyes, there is no need to look for it, the people of this country are in deep fear, can any of you love this country more than your own life? Who is there that can stand up and be on the front lines of confrontation with the enemy? You will fight for this country, for every life in this land!" Some on the stage were frowning and deep in thought; others embraced and comforted each other. In closing, he emphasized, "America is the presence of light, and each of us should put our efforts into guarding that light; we need to move forward with the right leaders, and all of us under the Stars and Stripes should be family."

It is only after a bloodbath that one cherishes a peaceful home more and more.

As a veteran, Marcus has lived and died for this country. It's a harrowing piece of real history.

2005surname Nian6At the end of the month, the U.S. Navy Seal Team No. 1, of which Marcus Ruttler was a part10The detachment was given a mission by Capt. Michael Murphy (Michael MurphyA four-man team was to conduct an advance reconnaissance and surveillance mission in Kunar Province, the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan, with the primary objective of killing a senior Al-Qaida commander.Ahmed ShahThe

The operation, code-named "Operation Red Wings" (Operation Red Wing) operation that would go on to become one of the darkest episodes in the history of the U.S. Navy SEALs.
The four members of the team are:

Michael Patrick Murphy (Michael-Patrick.-Murphy)
Matthew Keane Axelson (Matthew.-Keane-Axelson)
Danny Dietz (Danny.-Dietz)
Marcus Luttrell ( Marcus Luttrell)

(Then a member of the 10th SEAL Team:

L-R Matthew G. Axelson, Daniel R. Healy, James Suh, Marcus Luttrell, Eric S. Patton, Michael P Murphy. )

On the way, they met with three local Afghan shepherds, and the situation was so critical that they had to make a split decision - whether or not to kill the three Afghan civilians for their own safety. In desperation, the four decided to vote, one abstained, one was in favor of killing, two opposed to killing. In the end, they released the three shepherds.

Then just a few hours after letting the shepherds go.100A number of Taliban surrounded them. After a fight, three of Marcus' teammates were shot and killed, while he himself was shot twice and suffered very serious wounds to his left leg and back. He fought his way out of the siege and escaped through the night. Just when he thought he had escaped and wanted to take a breather, there stood in front of him an armed Afghan villager.

He thought he was in a tiger's den again, but to his surprise, the villager eventually helped him to the village and rescued him. With the help of the local villagers, Marcus was able to contact the nearest U.S. military base, making him the sole survivor of Operation Red Wings.

It should also be mentioned that in the course of the fighting, the U.S. military, after receiving a distress message, dispatchedMH-47 The helicopter went to the rescue, but was unfortunately hit and crashed, with its crew16All the rescuers died.