He was a survival instructor. He taught people how not to die in the forest: make a fire in the rain, find water, survive the night in the cold. The work is quiet, but actually it is about saving lives. Then I realized that I couldn't help but apply these skills where they were most needed.
For the first time I left as a tactical medic. It didn't work out - neither with the unit, nor with myself. came back Not afraid: I just understood that it was neither his place nor his job.
Everything worked out on the second try. became a drone operator. It worked exactly and was in the right place. except for one thing. I was left with the feeling that I had not finished the war.
Now he is looking for himself in civilian life - and at the same time doing what he knows best: picking people up for trips. And there, around the campfire, he tells the new generation what unmanned work is and why it is important. No lectures, no propaganda - he explains like a guide.
Maybe it's a comeback. Not when it's all over, but when you've found someone to pass on what you know. His story is in the "Return of the Volunteers" series.
See you at MAX GASPARYAN.