[Pelle]

Woa!

[WillArt]

Yes, they did exact text book procedure too,no one panicked, reacted quickly and flawlessly. I though there bed side manner could of been better,lol but well done and the chopper was quick too! Like a well oiled machine right there

Originally Posted by Warack60 ↗

I completely disagree with our guys being over there but damn they are some amazing group of guys.

[Fr33dom]

Hmm, guys just go back home, or if u cant, be desarteurs.
There is no war on the globe worth to fight for, especially this one.
Its for Geopolitcal reasons. Please leave those innocent countries behind and get back to your own families.
Better for all of us.
U are Mercenaries who fight for money, not for the right thing.

[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by Fr33dom ↗

High, I'm a dumbass. Will you fuck me in my dumbass ? Make it hurt and bleed please. It's for geopolitical reasons, so please show no mercy. Bore and goar me out so shit falls out of my ass without any effort, I want to stand in a crowd and have shit fall right out without so much as a strain. Then I will have my asshole reconstucted so I can start the whole process again. Thank you.

Damn man.

[0088N8112M]

we hear all this negative stuff about the war all the time, its refreshing to see some good being done.

[lem0nz4all]

Sadly he died roughly a month later from infection

[jinhwangtikatang]

quality

[pyromancer555]

**WARNING THIS VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC FIELD MEDICAL PROCEDURES** This is the full video of the ISAF soldier who is gravely injured when he steps on a landmine in Afghanistan. What is amazing are the US Army Soldiers who not only are also affected by the blast (one is knocked down and dazed) but they bounce right back up, and start giving this soldier first aid in the field that saves his life. Amazing medical care in the field is what this video portrays. Only 20 minutes after the incident the soldier is airlifted to a medical facility! The Soldeirs who rendered the aid are amazing and saved this ISAF members life.
I can only Identify two of the three soldiers that give life saving aid to this Afghan soldier. SFC Metz with the 101st Airborne and I think Spc. (?) Harris (sorry if I got the rank wrong). I could not ID the soldeir who's helmet cam captured this whole thing.
What a testiment to the training, equipment and especially the soldiers themselves who care for this injured soldier. They are a credit to their units and to the US Army and military as a whole. SFC Metz was knocked down and dazed by the explosion, but gets right back up and renders the aid needed to keep this soldier alive! Great job to all involved.

[lylehartman1]

Hope he survived.

[pyromancer555]

Edited for Info. He survived the explosion.