As Many of you know, in late 2006 I was posted to the Role 3 Multinational Medical Unit at the Kandahar airfield in Afghanistan.

The CBC and W-5 has made a documentary aobut the hospital. I hope this gives you some insite into what goes on after our boys are wounded. This is also close to how it works in Iraq.

http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/lifeanddeathinkandahar/

and the vid at: http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/lifeanddeathinkandahar/video.html

To My Father, my Uncles, my Father-in-law, my Brother-in-law, NN, and to all veterans (From any nation, living and dead) out there --

On this Veteran's Day and to mark the 90th anniversary of the end of the "War to End All Wars" -- I would just would like to say

Thank You.

MJBARBAG

For the first time since I got back, I have seen this vid. I watched it when I first got home but now, the memories are flooding back. Not that it is a bad thing, just "Fuck! I did that!" And yes I did and delt with much more that is not shown on this tape. It gives me a great "bin there done that" kind of feeling. What ever my career has to send me, bring it on! It will never be as tough as the 4 months I spend in Kandahar!

Sorry about all the exclimation points but that is how I feel.

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Bringing this back as we recognize today of all the Veterans who have served, continue serving our country for our freedom. Thank you all!