Boyd Neisler

When Captain Poole’s C12V airplane is disabled by insurgent rocket fire, he and his passenger are forced to crash land in unsecured territory. They must avoid capture at all cost. They have drone aircraft watching them, but unable to render assistance. Just as the drone is about to remove the downed pilot and passenger threat, the monitor the operator is watching goes blank. During the blackout period, they are captured.
Now a rescue mission must be mounted to save the one remaining captive's life. Making call after call to different organizations, it is discovered all units and teams capable of conducting a rescue of this sort in the proposed timeframe are unable to commit.
An Aide to the Secretary is able to contact a friend, who has a friend that knows an individual that may be able to help. The name ‘Sierra Warriors’ enters the conversation, with knowledge that a team may be operating close to the rescue site.
The Sierra Warriors are two man teams that operation on their own, using only radio communication with the higher headquarters personnel. Team members, Scorpion and Snake assess the situation and believe they have a workable plan. But, can it be put into operation in time?