Soldiers look at deployment in many different ways. Some see it as a way of furthering their careers and some see it as a steppingstone to financial security. However, one soldier sees it as an opportunity to make a difference and he plans to make that difference as long as the Army will let him. Spc. Jonathan Laureles, a combat medic with the 29th Support Battalion, 29th Support Brigade, recently began his second consecutive tour in Iraq and already extended for a third, which will begin February 2006. Laureles works as a medic at the North Exit Control Point. He...