Marine took stranger's truck to save Las Vegas shooting victims
Taylor Winston
(CNN) When a gunman started firing into a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas on Sunday night   Iraq war veteran Taylor Winston  thought on  his  feet.
Bullets were flying. People were injured.  Winston  saw a truck with the keys still inside in a lot near the venue  and didn't hesitate to jump into action   he  told CNN's Anderson Cooper Tuesday.
"Once we were in it  we decided to go help get everyone out of there "  he  said. "Shots were still firing  we had a couple of friends ... set up a make shift hospital on the backside away from the gunfire  and they were pulling people out of the venue. We pulled up to that and they started loading us up with the most critical injured."
"It was still quite scary  but we just knew they had to get to the hospital immediately "  Winston  said. "No ambulances were immediately available. There was far too many causalities for anyone to handle. Probably one of the hardest parts was leaving everyone behind that I couldn't fit in who were still critical injured."
(CNN) When a gunman started firing into a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas on Sunday night    [TGT] thought on   [TGT]   feet.
Bullets were flying. People were injured.   [TGT] saw a truck with the keys still inside in a lot near the venue  and didn't hesitate to jump into action    [TGT]   told CNN's Anderson Cooper Tuesday.
"Once we were in it  we decided to go help get everyone out of there "  he  said. "Shots were still firing  we had a couple of friends ... set up a make shift hospital on the backside away from the gunfire  and they were pulling people out of the venue. We pulled up to that and they started loading us up with the most critical injured."
"It was still quite scary  but we just knew they had to get to the hospital immediately "   [TGT] said. "No ambulances were immediately available. There was far too many causalities for anyone to handle. Probably one of the hardest parts was leaving everyone behind that I couldn't fit in who were still critical injured."