U.S. Service Members And Vets Scramble to Save Afghan Interpreters

"I'm increasingly worried with each passing day," an infantry officer who served in Afghanistan's most dangerous province says.

"I'm increasingly worried with each passing day." Today U.S. service members who fought in Afghanistan, like Maj. Thomas Schueman, are fighting another battle … trying to get their Afghan interpreters to safe ground.   "There was a time where I had multiple casualties and we were still under fire from the enemy. And Zak ends up picking up a rifle from one of my Marines who's missing his legs and providing security and cover fire. I mean, that's the type of kind of brotherhood. And that's kind of how close we became," Schueman says.