I wanted to share this and asking people to put their differences aside for just 1 moment. I know people who have seen combat can relate and have gone through a situation close to this. I know I have and it will haunt me for the rest of my days.
What's good about this is its a good reminder to the people who ask about deployments. It's an eye opener and will make you tear up. Things like this make me want to go back again.
To my brothers and sisters still fighting! Get home soon! To all the Corpsman and medic's. You have my up-most respect and love!!
What’s It Like? | The Soldier's Load
A Navy Corpsman watches Marines clear houses in Sadiqiyah in August 2006. Over the next 4 months, 10 Marines and sailors - including the Marine described in this post - would die within a half mile of this spot: the worst area between Fallujah and Ramadi.
What's good about this is its a good reminder to the people who ask about deployments. It's an eye opener and will make you tear up. Things like this make me want to go back again.
To my brothers and sisters still fighting! Get home soon! To all the Corpsman and medic's. You have my up-most respect and love!!
What’s It Like? | The Soldier's Load
A Navy Corpsman watches Marines clear houses in Sadiqiyah in August 2006. Over the next 4 months, 10 Marines and sailors - including the Marine described in this post - would die within a half mile of this spot: the worst area between Fallujah and Ramadi.
