SGT Pietrzyk Bjoerm, a health care specialist with the 4-6 Military Transition Team, listens to a child’s breathing during a medical operation in Baghdad’s Ghazaliyah neighborhood. With the help of an interpreter, Bjoerm’s diagnosis of the Iraqi boy is that he might need his appendix removed. Medical operations are now incorporating Iraqi doctors, allowing Iraqi’s to take care of their own. Pic: SPC Jeffrey Ledesma
posted by veritas at 00:29
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I was there and it's an amazing to see that being human still connects us to everyone else in this world. The medic didn't spend an entire day with the Iraqi child, but I was able to see that he honestly cared. I truly believed that the children that filed through weren't just paitients to this medic. He took the time to ask questions, he knew the child's name, it just brings to light the passion Soldiers have in this fight.
That's our boy, making Littleton Fire look good in the battle zone. We miss you Jens, and we love you and what your doing. Stay strong and safe. Station #14 has your rights when you come home. Brandon
LFR Dispatch loves you and misses you too! We can hardly wait for you to come home!!
Hello My little German Friend
Thinking of you, keep your head down and your eyes open, your what Littleton Fire is all about.
Love Ya
Fred T
Hello Jens, Had the pleasure of meeting some of your guys from the Fire Dept. You are in our prayers
and we hope to meet you when you come home to Littleton.
Our love, Dietz Family
Hey Jens.
we have your bed ready here at 12's. Sammy and the rest of the crews miss you. Strong work, we're proud of you.
Monte
hello big brother,
hat is my twin hopes you comes healthy home and we will a few beautiful meets in March to spend.
so das wars aus dem gut old germany
knutschi warzi
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