came across this a amazing story of bravery

[sesley]

http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-jameson-lindskog-20110724,0,4671554.story

 

its sad,but,a story of bravery as well.

[dm2010]

If you were a soldier who was injured, wouldn't you want a medic who knew exactly what size your arm was and had pre-sized dressings made up to fit ? How many lives did this man save before his own was cut short ?

 

Military recruiters take note, dammit.

 

The often blanket bans on Aspies serving in the military front line are just plain wrong and a serious loss to those organisations. But then again military organisations often recruit to a fixed template, and if you don't match it you don't get in.

 

The bravery and dedication displayed here is in the finest traditions of any service.

[indiscreet]

its sad,but,a story of bravery as well.

 

It is indeed. Thank you for posting it Sesley.