Eshou

I applaud your efforts, but going to play devil's advocate: If it was an Afghanistan - controlled site, and they had every right to handle it the way they did, what makes it proper for you to fight against that? Regardless of the corruption or anything; I'm thinking of the legality of the issue. Sorry, and I wish you the best!

How do you feel about people who catch Ebola by accident, being there to help, only to fly back to get treated, and then return to place themselves at risk again?

What's the weird thing that your knees do?

Just knowing you were willing to share all of this brought a smile to my face. I'm third generation military, and my grandfather served in WWII with the RAF.

Is there a single moment from your service back then that stands out more than the rest? A positive one, that is.