Chagavara is really the symbol of revolution.

You know, he came along at a time before there was a huge media presence.

There wasn't CNN, there wasn't that 24 or 7 cable news and MSNBC and Fox News.

So really, people got their news a day or two or even weeks behind.

But even saying that, Chagavara was the perfect revolutionary icon.

He was young, he was handsome.

But a lot of people don't even know really who he was.

There people were wearing his t-shirt, who doesn't know who he is.

Chagavara's face has become an icon for the counterculture and an inspiration to many.

But there are those that say he was a cruel assassin, like Felix Rodriguez, the man who was sent to kill him.

But what made Guavara such an icon and what really happened in Bolivia before he was executed?

I'm Jamie Renel, host of Covert, where we delve into the shadowy world of spies and espionage.

Covert is back with Season 2, taking you inside history's greatest top secret operations.

The terrorists took on board with them, two handguns, six hand grenades and about two kilos of plastic explosive.

One press of a button, the whole aircraft could be destroyed.

There's no handbook that you can pull down and say, oh, how to rescue a losty, that's how we do it.

This season we'll go into special forces missions from around the world, from the CIA to GSG9.

You'll hear from the operatives, soldiers and journalists who experienced it firsthand.

We made a list of kit, what we needed.

First thing, priority was a 737.

The next thing was vehicles, in case we had an IA, and also ladders, shotguns, pistols.

A uniform clothing that would all look the same, so we could identify ourselves.

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