Texas Star
US Veteran
Real Life Heroine! (Videos)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4baA5hs3vEY&NR=1
(Simon Cowell at The X Factor Praises Nesbitt)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujLqzUGs8gs&NR=1
(HRH The Prince of Wales personally presents Seaman Nesbitt with the MC in an investiture at Buckingham Palace.)
Watch these all the way through. They tell the story of Able Seaman Kate Nesbitt, MC, the second woman in history to receive the Military Cross for gallantry in battle. She is the very first female sailor to receive this decoration.) Nesbitt is a medic in the Royal Navy, serving in Afghanistan. She was accompanying the First Battalion, The Rifles, a famous Army regiment, on patrol.
Her saving the life of a badly wounded soldier while under very heavy Taliban fire made her a heroine. Unlike Xena and Wonder Woman, Nesbitt is a real life heroine, of the first order. Note how modest she seems while being praised by TV host Simon Cowell and various other figures. Although enemy bullets were zipping right past her own helmet, Nesbitt opened an airway and got a transfusion going for the casualty, who survived because of her coolness under fire and her medical skills. She charged directly across open ground to reach him and treated him in full view of the enemy.
May God bless her. She is only five feet, two inches tall, but she stands high in the annals of courage. And her bold deed made history!
T-Star
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4baA5hs3vEY&NR=1
(Simon Cowell at The X Factor Praises Nesbitt)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujLqzUGs8gs&NR=1
(HRH The Prince of Wales personally presents Seaman Nesbitt with the MC in an investiture at Buckingham Palace.)
Watch these all the way through. They tell the story of Able Seaman Kate Nesbitt, MC, the second woman in history to receive the Military Cross for gallantry in battle. She is the very first female sailor to receive this decoration.) Nesbitt is a medic in the Royal Navy, serving in Afghanistan. She was accompanying the First Battalion, The Rifles, a famous Army regiment, on patrol.
Her saving the life of a badly wounded soldier while under very heavy Taliban fire made her a heroine. Unlike Xena and Wonder Woman, Nesbitt is a real life heroine, of the first order. Note how modest she seems while being praised by TV host Simon Cowell and various other figures. Although enemy bullets were zipping right past her own helmet, Nesbitt opened an airway and got a transfusion going for the casualty, who survived because of her coolness under fire and her medical skills. She charged directly across open ground to reach him and treated him in full view of the enemy.
May God bless her. She is only five feet, two inches tall, but she stands high in the annals of courage. And her bold deed made history!
T-Star
Some were really cute, although I prefer the ones dressed like Princess Leia, while a slave of Jabba the Hutt. But I've heard rumors that the guy you think is Santa Claus in stores isn't the real fellow. Maybe that's why I didn't get all of the S&W's that I asked for last year. 
