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15:00Now PlayingOn December 8–9, 2012, during a high-stakes hostage rescue mission in Afghanistan, Edward Byers and his SEAL team infiltrated a heavily fortified Taliban compound to free Dr. Dilip Joseph, an American hostage.
In the heat of the raid, Byers eliminated an enemy guard, then threw himself in front of Dr. Joseph to shield him from harm. He then swiftly subdued another militant, ensuring the mission's success. Byers' extraordinary bravery, quick thinking under fire, and unwavering selflessness earned him the Medal of Honor—making him the first living SEAL since the Vietnam War to receive the nation’s highest military distinction.
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