Some of them, not many, were going to refuse to go. They were going try to make a break for it, charging a point in our circle of guards to break through to the exit. They would fail, I knew, but it would be a poor start. I sent a silent command to Joe.
Ready the LITVs. When they agree to go, send them immediately, two at a time.
I stepped forward to stand next to 'Diaz.' He was also looking at the men with some concern.
"Your families will be safe. They'll have everything they need here. We'll arrange for you to call them weekly and talk to them. As soon as you get to the new facility, we'll take their names and the last place you know they were. We'll use everything we have to get them here safely. If you're ready, form a line. This way." I indicated the way toward the office door.
