First Lt. Phil Kirk pulled the walkie-talkie from his hip, disappointment obvious on his face and in his voice.
by Jon E. Dougherty Public Affairs NCO 203rd Engineer Battalion
FORWARD OPERATING BASE SHARANA, Afghanistan - First Lt. Phil Kirk pulled the walkie-talkie from his hip, disappointment obvious on his face and in his voice.
"Did you hear that?" Kirk asked, shaking his head. "Sounds like medevac is red. We're not going anywhere."
The holiday season can be an especially trying time for Americans serving in the military and families waiting at home. There will inevitably be someone missing who should be carving a turkey, wrapping a gift or sharing a holiday toast. One national organization allows everyone to send a reminder of thanks to those serving overseas.
The holiday season can be an especially trying time for Americans serving in the military and families waiting at home. There will inevitably be someone missing who should be carving a turkey, wrapping a gift or sharing a holiday toast. One national organization allows everyone to send a reminder of thanks to those serving overseas.
