13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Page #6

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gate are worthless,

perimeter's soft,

and this whole compound's

a f***ing sniper's paradise.

Any big element

gets inside here,

you guys are

gonna f***ing die.

Well, that's

heartwarming.

What?

No offense.

Guys, we're a mile

down the road.

Anything goes down,

you call us,

I send Boon,

you're good.

Take care, guys.

What do you think?

A dozen years of military

experience between them, max?

Gonna be a fun week.

Djibouti, request

retasking ScanEagle.

Copy that.

I have eyes on both.

Oz, sniper over-watch.

Get in position.

Amahl, you lived here

all your life, right?

Yes.

Is it true Gaddafi

only hired females

for his personal

security detail?

Yes. That is accurate.

Gaddafi might've been an evil

a**hole, but he wasn't stupid.

I hate this part.

Here we go, guys.

Oz, let's rock.

I got the skinny

on the right.

Let me take the whack-out guy.

Amahl, tell this guy

to calm down.

Easy, easy.

He's saying bring

your weapon down.

He wants his money.

Okay, okay.

This is your money.

Amahl, tell this guy

to calm the f*** down.

That guy's whacked.

Your money.

Hey, big man!

Hey, hey! Jambo.

You know the jambo, yeah?

Come on.

Okay,

cool down. Okay?

Cool, baby.

Come on.

That guy almost

lost his head.

Base, we are good.

Mercenaries all

know the jambo, Amahl.

These guys are all right.

Base, we're looking at a

lot of Russian SA-7s.

Tell him to maintain eyes on

the truck as long as he can.

We're gonna

find his stash

and we're gonna level it

with a Hellfire.

Hi. Hi, Chris Stevens.

- Sona.

- Sona, nice to meet you. Bob.

- Thank you for doing that.

- It's my pleasure.

- It means a lot.

- So good to be back.

This is our CDOB, Alan.

Brit Vayner.

Alan, Chris Stevens.

Brit, pleasure.

Gentlemen, greetings.

Chris Stevens.

Pleasure to meet you,

Mr. Ambassador.

Nice to meet you.

Step on in.

So between what we see

happening in Egypt with Morsi

and the current

destabilization of Syria,

yes, it's easy

to imagine

any number of scenarios

playing out here.

However, in my mind,

our biggest mistake would

be to not view this moment

as an opportunity.

Relationships between

governments are important, yes,

but relationships

between people

are the real foundation

of diplomacy.

And I believe that it is

our mission as Americans

to help Benghazans

form a free,

democratic and

prosperous Libya.

Okay. Thanks.

In my office, now.

Don't bother

apologizing. I'll do it.

Well, I won't.

'Cause I've heard the rah-rah

speech about politics and progress

a hundred goddamn

times before.

Well, then

I'll write you up.

Sweet.

Chief. Chief, the guy's

going on two hours sleep.

He had a late scout last night and

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