Short Documentary about the Medevacs in Afghanistan

[Edthefirst]

Pretty powerful shit.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNC_4lZ07gU[/media]

It's about 20 minutes long, but it's worth it.

[Biscuit-Boy]

Oh my god that's horrible, his legs! I feel terrible for anyone who's had that happen.

[Smoot]

Awesome documentary.

[Deac]

A great watch, thanks for posting.

[PulpedFiction]

That was really eye opening, thanks for posting it.

I have a friend in the Royal Engineers who's going out to Afghanistan in a few years and knowing that there are dedicated and hard working people like that looking out for him makes me feel a little bit safer in the knowledge that I'll see him when he comes back.

[W0w00t]

Makes me wanna be a pararescue jumper.

[Kuiper]

I wish it was longer, the ending made me tear up.

[Edthefirst]

[QUOTE=Binladen34;29093506]I wish it was longer, the ending made me tear up.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I would have watched an hour of this stuff. Really well made, and it's very authentic.

[Ninja Duck]

Favorited to enjoy later tonight.

[ShivanCommander]

Thanks for sharing OP, I'll watch it later.

[POLOPOZOZO]

The part where he talked about the feasibility of war made me kind of angry because it sounds terrible but it's true. There's a death cap that the public will accept before opposing a conflict, which is just ridiculous.

[Imperfect]

An amazing documentary.

It takes a specially kind of person to do that job, it's too bad his wife couldn't wait for him.

They're the true angels over there.

[ScoutKing]

was a interesting watch for me. Cause I want to be a life-flight medic one day.

[Perogi Palooka]

Wow, that was powerful.

[HellSoldier]

While I usually do not support the fact that these individuals are sent into battle in the first place, this video should convince everyone to have a profound respect for the courage and honour these individuals possess.