13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi

Upon stepping off the plane in Benghazi, Jack Silva is welcomed by his dependable colleague, Tyrone 'Rone' Woods. This moment of reunion quickly transitions to a sense of urgency as they prepare to navigate a perilous situation.

Jack and Rone's vehicle is stopped by a group of militants demanding to inspect them. Rone remains calm under pressure, warning the militants of surveillance, effectively defusing what could have been a dangerous confrontation.

At The Annex, Rone expresses his frustration with their Chief's cautious approach, advocating for a more proactive stance. Jack meets various members of the G.R.S. team, each bringing unique skills and experiences to the increasing tension of their mission.

During a low-key operation with undercover CIA agents Sona Jillani and Brit Vayner, Rone notices two suspicious individuals nearby. He quickly alerts Jack, who acts fast to warn their team, preventing a potential disaster.

Jack and Rone visit a Special Mission compound where they meet Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens. While the ambassador tries to maintain a diplomatic façade, there is an underlying tension that suggests an impending crisis.

On the morning of September 11th, Stevens senses an unusual unease in the air. Meanwhile, Jack makes personal, heartfelt calls to his family, reminding him of the high stakes involved amidst the threat looming over them.

As night falls, a brutal assault by armed militants launches against the compound. The defenders scramble for safety, with Wickland racing Stevens and Sean Smith into a panic room just before chaos erupts.

Despite efforts to secure safety, both Stevens and Smith perish when the attackers set the panic room ablaze. The loss weighs heavily on the team, compounding their urgency to respond to the ongoing assault.

Despite orders to hold their position, Jack and the team make a fateful decision to assist those under attack at the compound. Their sense of duty drives them into the fray as they confront the insurgents directly.

In the heat of battle, the team faces devastating losses as Rone falls to an explosion and Glen Doherty is also killed. The emotional toll of losing dear comrades weighs heavily on Jack as they fight against overwhelming odds.

As dawn breaks and the chaos continues, a convoy of Libyan soldiers arrives to offer assistance. This unexpected support symbolizes a shift in the tide of despair and provides a glimmer of hope for the surviving operatives.

In a somber moment, the team begins the painful process of gathering the bodies of their fallen brothers. Tears are shed as they reflect on the ultimate sacrifice made by Stevens, Smith, Rone, and Glen, solidifying their bond.

As the team processes the night's horrors, Jack finds himself reflecting on the magnitude of their losses during their journey home. Mixed feelings of relief and sorrow resonate within him as he mourns Rone's death.

Ten days after the attack, a significant gathering takes place in Libya to mourn Ambassador Stevens. The event highlights the deep pain and chaos that ensued, marking a somber chapter in the nation’s history.

In a private ceremony, Jack and his surviving team receive medals for their bravery amidst the harrowing backdrop of their experience. This recognition brings both pride and deep sorrow as they integrate back into their civilian lives.