All I'm doing is running from body to body, doing what I can.

I do have the sense to roll the obviously dead over on their belly so that I know not

to go back to them.

veterans often talk about missing the war and bewildered terms.

In terms they know civilians can't really grasp.

In terms they barely grasp themselves.

It's about more than just the adrenaline rush or the danger.

Though that is a significant part of it, it's a rare opportunity to be useful, to literally

save lives, to be bound to people who otherwise would be strangers by the very responsibility

of keeping one another safe.

Daniel Doc Buzard had been a working paramedic long before he deployed in his late 20s.

But his first taste of combat medicine opened his eyes to the possibilities and meaning

that providing aid has in a war zone.

Meanwhile, you know I look up in the tree where the kids are selling ice cream, there's

intestines hanging from the trees.

What is true bravery?

What makes a hero a hero?

Tested by the worries of what's happening at home thousands of miles away and the reality

of what you're facing here and now.

When your life is in danger every second and it's either killed or be killed.

From Wondery and in-congruity media, this is Anthony Russo and this is war.

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