In October, NPR photographer David Gilkey spent a few weeks with the Army Medevac team known as Lucky Dustoff." They are members of the Armys 82nd Airborne Division, currently deployed in the southern region of Afghanistan, in Zabul Province. David spent time with the unit, both at their base and on missions, chronicling their attempt to treat the wounded and the sick, especially among the Afghan civilians. It is their hope that the care they bring will help win the battle for the Afghan hearts and minds that is critical to the success of the overall mission.
leaving on the 14th, makes me feel better knowing you guys are out there. stay safe and save lives!
17viris 2 weeks ago
@andrademeza Be a 68W for one year and be a SPC and than just do some paperwork. I got picked up two weeks after paperwork was done :). Desert Dustoff
LueVandacar 9 months ago
anyone know how to get into dustoff? i know you gotta go 68 whiskey and the get an asi or sumthing like that right?
andrademeza 10 months ago
wow
Tapster2010 10 months ago
Amazing photographs!
Nassault630 11 months ago
You guys helped save our son's life. Words can't express our immense gratitude. Thank you so much! Hope you're all home safe.
hcameandall5 1 year ago
you should do it bc it's the right thing to do, not because you think someone is watching. bc he isn't.
Okidus 2 years ago
Medics are the real heroes in a war
Drachenfeuer2007 2 years ago
nice vid
gwjib04 2 years ago