Firstly, I just want to thank you for your service and courage. Your sacrifice is not lost on this humbled Canadian.
My questions are the following:
What inspired you to join the armed services?
In the region in which you were stationed, how would you rate the progress with regards to diminished Taliban influence?
Being an Army medic, you must have to cope with lack of supplies and make do with what you have. How would you rate the medical expertise of the local population?
Please share your experiences, if any, with the local population. Specifically, I would like to know how the NATO forces are engaging with locals to establish that human trust.
If you feel comfortable doing so, please describe the moment of the explosion. Being a medic, you probably understood what was happening medically faster than a standard soldier might have.
Again, thank you for the sacrifices you've made. Im sure that life isnt easy sometimes but know that you always have at least 1 fan/supporter in this fellow redditor.
BurningCherry8915 karma
Firstly, I just want to thank you for your service and courage. Your sacrifice is not lost on this humbled Canadian.
My questions are the following:
Again, thank you for the sacrifices you've made. Im sure that life isnt easy sometimes but know that you always have at least 1 fan/supporter in this fellow redditor.
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