Welcome to Sawcast, number 28. Today, we're rejoined by Lynn M. Black Jr.

to first the one and the only. The last podcast on Sawcast, number 27. If you haven't

seen it yet, I encourage you to please do so. Again, both of these are brought to

you courtesy of Jocco Willing Productions. And because we have so many other

stories besides the historic mission of October to 5th, we asked staff

Lynn Black. If he'd be joining us, he's kind enough to come back to the to the hotel.

And here we are. Lynn, welcome back. Thank you. It's been a long time. Yes, it has.

What? 50 something years? At least. Yeah. Anyways, there are so many other stories that we

haven't talked about. And I would like to talk a little bit about some of the serious stuff.

But there's also always in combat and inspect ops are little sidebars in life that are sometimes

interesting. And of course, we, if you don't mind, like to build just a little bit more

on the legend of Lynn and Black, the great self-experimenter. Yeah. So let's start off with

a more serious one first because on the one of the missions, the most dangerous missions of all

are bright light. And when I came back to CCN at the end of October, when you and I sat down and

got caught up, one of the one of the things we talked about was previous missions within the past

few weeks. New RTI2 had just done two back-to-back bright lights that were just brutal. And the second one

was extra amazing at several different levels. So around or about October to 5th, the Frenchman

goes back one year toward duty. And he was your favorite one one. And he goes back to the United

States back to headquarters of Fort Bragg. But you pushed on. And you're in transition. They came

up with a mission for a bright light. Well, no, the first bright light you and Doug ran, which was one of

his, if not his last mission. Yeah, I think so. And it's funny how over the years, never quite

clear even where the mission was. But it was a bright light. Right. So as we talked about it on

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