A Hero's Death

A Hero's Death

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Jason Hampton. 24. Wyoming, USA. Cowboy Battalion, 7th Infantry, Charlie Company. Ready for duty. It's Jason's second tour of Afghanistan. Having spent years in recovery, he's now ready to face the dooming world of warfare in Afghanistan for a second time. But something's different this time. Something's missing. Join Jason as he recalls his memory of his last tour, which had been a life changing trauma. As he retells the worst day of his life, which also turned out to be one of the best and learn about a true hero's death.
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