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Tommy held a grudge against Rone after saying he was going to be “manipulating personal friendships” and betraying Rone in the ring of fire #SurvivingBarstool

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Thirteen years later, Tyrone “Rone” Woods still stands as a portrait of strength, skill, and the quiet courage that outlives emergencies. Rone grew up in the Pacific Northwest born in Portland, raised across rural Oregon and Washington. He was fearless as a kid hunting ground squirrels with his .22 as a teen, splitting time between ranch life and wrestling mats. At Oregon City High, he set school records for escapes and falls in a season. He wasn’t just tough he was relentless. He enlisted in the Navy at 18, earned the SEAL trident in 1991 after going through Hell Week twice, and rose to Senior Chief Petty Officer. He was a leader in combat, a corpsman, and a teammate who never left anyone behind. He earned a Bronze Star with Valor during deployments in Iraq. After the Navy, Rone kept serving with the CIA protecting American lives in dangerous places, from Central America to the Middle East. On the night of September 11, 2012, Benghazi erupted in chaos. Rone drove into the fight, armed with adrenaline and loyalty. He cleared the State Department compound, helped get Americans to safety, and ran onto the annex rooftop to defend it. He fought under mortar and RPG fire, shoulder to shoulder with his brothers. He held the line until the end. Rone was more than a warrior. He was a runner, a surfer, a Mustang guy who kept his cars pristine. He was a healer too an RN and paramedic. Friends describe him as clever, loyal, funny, and the man who would drop everything to help you. He left behind three sons and a legacy we carry every day. #TyroneWoods #Benghazi #HonorTheFallen #NeverForget #AlwaysMoveForward

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12 DAYS OF BENGHAZI: DAY 9 - 1 of 4 TYRONE “RONE” WOODS I had never worked with Rone before this rotation. He was our Assistant Team Leader at the Annex and our medic. Before GRS, he had spent 20 years as a Navy SEAL, retired as a Senior Chief, served combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, was also a registered nurse and paramedic. He was the kind of guy who had both the tactical experience and the medical experience you wanted around when things went bad. What I remember most about him was how laid-back and motivated he was. Easy to work with. No drama. Just did his job. He had extended his rotation and only had about a week or so left. He should have already been home under his original schedule. At the time, I had Scottish Highlands (cattle or cows for you city dwellers) back home, and Rone was planning to buy a whole cow’s from me once I got home and had it butchered. That is the kind of thing I remember. Not some big heroic speech. Not some dramatic conversation. Just two guys talking about normal life back home. Rone had three sons, including an infant son at the time. He had a family waiting for him, and he was almost done with that extended rotation. A week or so. That was about all he had left. And then September 11 happened. When people talk about Benghazi, they usually talk about the attack, the politics, the investigations and the arguments. I remember the guys. Rone was one of them, Laid-back, Motivated, Experienced, leader, medic, A father, A brother, A Son and A Warrior. And a guy who was supposed to be home already. #12DaysOfBenghazi #Benghazi #13Hours #TyroneWoods #NeverForget #HonorTheFallen

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