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John I am a retired NAVY INDEPENDENT FORCE RECON CORPSMEN /ARMY SPECIAL 
FORCES MEDIC 18 DELTA. I Did 27 years in the Navy. I retired in April 30th 
2003 Having fought in Afghanistan and Iraq. In 2003 Dec I did Contract work 
for the U.S. STATE DEPART and worked as a Medecial Body guard for the US 
Ambassador to AFGHANISTAN. I then went to IRAQ and worked for the DOD as a 
Medical Body guard in Jan 2006 with a demolitions company. Untill last month 
I was hurt
and had to have my Left Shoulder replaced. So I am home now recoving for a 
few months. I have been all over Afghanistan and IRAQ. I have treated and 
delivererd Afghan  and Iraqi babys/ plus donkeys and two lamas. I have a few 
stories to tell if you would like to here them. I will be heading to KUWAIT 
in Jan to another Medical job. DOC DAVID L SICKLE

YOU HAVE NEVER LIVED UNTIL YOU HAVE ALMOST DIED.FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FOUGHT 
FOR IT,LIFE HAS A SPECIAL FLAVOR THE PROTECTED WILL NEVER KNOW.

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>    1. Volunteering (was Re: News Item: Iraq's Doctors) (John Annen)
>    2. Androw (Avir)

>From: John Annen <rjannen at yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: "Trauma &amp; Critical Care mailing list" 
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>Subject: Volunteering (was Re: News Item: Iraq's Doctors)
>Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 04:14:19 -0800 (PST)
>Over the several months that I have been a member of this list, I have
>been fascinated by the many stories of wonderful work that many of the
>list members have done in dealing with natural disasters, armed
>conflict and other crisis situations at home, whereever that may be for
>you. M. Butler's question now has me wondering whether there are people
>on the list who have experience volunteering in foreign crisis areas?
>
>If so, I would be interested in hearing what the experience was like.
>What, for example, were the best and worst parts of your time
>volunteering? Any big surprises or information you wish you had had
>before leaving? Would you do it again or recommend it to others?
>
>I would also be grateful for any information about the NGOs that
>provide help in such regions. Which organization(s) did you go with? Do
>some organizations have particularly good or bad reputations among
>their peers?
>
>I'll be looking forward to any answers.
>
>Best regards,
>John Annen
>Zurich, Switzerland
>
>--- Ronald Gross <Rgross at harthosp.org> wrote:
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> > Absolutely.
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> > >>> <hbutler at pol.net> 11/23/2006 12:09 PM >>>
> > Is it possible to work in Iraq for the civilians?
>
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>Subject: Androw
>Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 10:12:06 -0500
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