The Afghan National Army base provided a "Super MedCap/CMA" back in September (MedCAP=medical civil affairs program; CMA=civil medical affairs) wherein 2800 villagers were brought on base to receive medical care and humanitarian aid. The Armed Forces Network did some videos and I stumbled across one today. It shows me working with one of the hospital doctors. Also seen is my roommate and good friend LCDR Don Sylvester. You need Windows Media Player to view this; just go to the link and the Player will open and play the video.
www.dvidshub.net/vjump.php?vid=29455
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army.mil IT folks have blocked the site.
I will check it out from home.
Stephen
Nice little video there, comforting to see moving pictures of you.
It reminds me a bit of a piece the local news did on you a few years (or maybe more) back, except with a tad less hair. Zing!
It's that Army haircut. They can't stand more than a half inch on top or a half mm on the sides.
Your looking great LCDR DeSHEER, LOL!
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