JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq -- Army Sgt. Jennifer Watson holds her identification tags, reflecting on her last 14 months of service as the NCO-in-charge of the Casualty Liaison Team here.
Great post. Prayers for this soldier and those she helps.
My screen is al blurry.....
Oh dear! I don’t think I had enough hankies close. God Bless the wounded service people and God Bless this woman. I don’t think that she knows that she is really an angel. How does one say thank you?
Bless her heart.
That’s gotta be tough duty.
Carry on Sgt. Watson.
Heroic young woman.
Man.
Wow. Just wow. She has a place of honor in Heaven.
OK, I’m crying.
JOINT BASE BALAD, Iraq -- Army Sgt. Jennifer Watson holds her identification tags, reflecting on her last 14 months of service as the NCO-in-charge of the Casualty Liaison Team here.
Lamh Foistenach Abu!She really is an angel. I am so thankful for her service to our wounded and to our country.
I had a horrible thought though.....does anyone fill in when she is off duty? Seems like this should be a 24 hour duty...not just a volunteer. Surely some officer has seen the great good this does.
Thanks for the post and ping here Sandy.
Army Sgt. Jennifer Watson, non-commissioned officer-in-charge of the Casualty Liaison Team at Joint Base Balad is truly a hero to so many in so many ways.
It helps this tanker mom knowing she and hopefully others like her are tending to our wounded during those last moments.