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Video by Sgt. Robert Liddy
MEDEVAC Pilot Picks Up Wounded Civilian
AFN Afghanistan
June 3, 2010 | 5:06
B-roll of a medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) pilot, with the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, picking up and transporting an Afghan civilian injured by an improvised explosive device. While en route to a ground medical facility in Kandahar, Afghanistan, flight medics attended to his injuries in hopes of improving his chances of recovery. Produced by Army Sgt. Robert Liddy. Includes a soundbite from Chief Warrant Officer 2 Deric Sempsrott from Perry, Michigan, the MEDEVAC pilot. Also see "MEDEVAC Pilot Picks Up Wounded Civilian" in the Packages section.
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medical treatmentmedical evacuationAfghan civiliansWounded SoldiersPerryRobert LiddyCombat Zoneslife threateningDeric SempsrottAfghanistanmedevacMichiganKandaharinjuriespilots
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