i go up the gangway and said, hey, tommy he said holy cripe, chickie, what are you doing here?ext day he hopped an air transport looking for number two on the list, kevin. >> kevin spots you in a pretty remote area of vietnam. >> it was about a mile or two long, this road. i saw the dust coming up in the road, and so i put my hands up like, hey, stop, you know. >> you didn't know who it was? >> i had no idea who it was. >> so i stopped and picked him up and i said what the hell are you doing out here he says i come over to bring the boys some beers. and to let them know that we appreciate what they're doing. i said chick, you've got to be kidding me that's how i met him. >> reporter: chickie was able to con his way around vietnam it would turn out wearing civilian clothes let those in uniform to assume he was an agent. >> so you just let them believe that you were cia. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he ended up south of the dmz, caught in a firefight, sharing a foxhole with an old buddy from the neighborhood, rick dugan >> there was some fighting going on and i was making love to

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>> i said chicky donoghue, what are you doing here he said i came to bring you a beer. >> how did itbecause it went down so fast. >> he made his way around vietnam tracking down four out of six of his neighborhood friends. >> now a couple of vets on a wild mission they have a highflier and barrels of aged cargo on a special operation that will hit 700 miles an hour. >> it's one of the most extraordinary fighter jets ever built, capable of taking off and landing vertically, hovering like a helicopter, and it packs serious power, top speed, more than 700 miles an hour it's a c harrier jet, formerly a part of the british royal navy the pilot is a former u.s. marine >> you carry missiles and it can carry bombs or it can carry fuel. >> retired lieutenant art knoll says the jet has always been one of his favorites and so much so that he pulled the trigger and take it. >> this belongs to myself and my wife my wife owns half of it and she's very quick to point that out that she lets me use her half of the airplane the colonel mostly flies it in air shows, but in his next mission instead of g

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