The second aircraft of the medical evacuation flight sits in a field as seen through the windshield of the first aircraft during a mission to rescue Soldiers injured in an attack.
PIc: SFC Thomas Mills
posted by veritas at 01:24
23 January 2008
The second aircraft of the medical evacuation flight sits in a field as seen through the windshield of the first aircraft during a mission to rescue Soldiers injured in an attack.
PIc: SFC Thomas Mills
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4 Comments:
My son was one of the men they vac'd out of there that day. He lost one of his teammates that day, and several more went state side with serious injuries. They was taking live fire thru the whole incident and rescue op. The medic's did a hellva job during all of that.
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Wow. That is a great picture of that helicopter. My dad was in the army. He was a Kiowa Warrior pilot and went to Iraq for about a year. The hardest and toughest year of my 13 years of life. If you served, god bless you. You are my hero!
my name is kelsey over the past years my family memebers have served in the war. Many of them was killed while they where fighting. I never can get over losing them. Thank u for serving us. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY HEROS........
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