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Jolie
Hanover Township, PA
Nov 12, 2009
You really have no idea what these soldiers go through, especially their thoughts and emotions. These were great documentaries, especially Tylers. I really think these should be broadcasted on national TV for everyone to see the life of a soldier. And Thank you!! Not just for serving your country but making me realize all you sacraficed and how much you care.
Diana
Southeastern PA
Nov 16, 2009
Incredible stories. Tyler, if you are ever interested in doing a story on a Korean War Medic veteran (Luzerne County native) who has had his VA benefits tied up in typical VA bureaucracy for over a year, please let me know. Each and every Veteran is deserving of their benefits, and so much more, no exceptions. I would like to accomplish this one thing for my Dad. Thank you for your service. I wish you much success. “We have veterans dying every day. It’s been a scramble the past decade just to get all these stories down so we don’t lose the experiences of what it was like. It’s important to garner this information for people who don’t understand. Veterans’ stories are very important.â€
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MEET TYLER
I was a medic on active duty for four years. I was stationed in Hawaii, and I was in Iraq from January 2004 through January 2005. I really enjoyed giving care and support to soldiers when I was there.
Being at war really puts things into perspective. It opens your eyes to things and gives you appreciation.
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