According to the CIA officer in charge that night of the American intelligence agency?s top-secret Benghazi facility some details of Michael Bay's retelling of the story in the movie 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi are wrong. The officer ? the former chief of the so-called Annex who identified himself as ?Bob? said, ?There never was a stand-down order.? The scene in question features the fictionalized version of Bob ordering his security team to ?stand down? rather than attempt to rescue the diplomat, then missing in the wake of an attack on the nearby American consulate. Not only was the stand-down order never given, Bob said, but nothing he said in the aftermath of the consulate siege could even be ?interpreted as equivalent? to such an order.