delving into a situation into the lives of whether it's people who are on a destroyer, which is "halsey's typhoon" or and held the hill in korea when it was 40 below and are outnumbered, 15,000 to one, or was it was a group of young men in saigon in 1975 who held it together when all hell was breaking across, that's one in particular this book "last men out" was really such a pleasure to research, to report, to interview. the writing, you know, that's a pain but the writing is always a pain and that's the end result of having fun doing all this other stuff. also there is some scary ending in our our last two books, not to say there isn't scary in the story of the fall of saigon. there is and there are brave young men who did not come home alive from that fall of saigon. but they didn't make it out of that chaos. but we feel that "last men out," it's one of our best characters. and the men that we interviewed, the reports we read, the oral histories we delved into, it painted such a wonderful picture, and perhaps wonderful is not the right adjective. painted such a vivid picture of what wa