Former special forces soldier Byron Adera narrates from personal experience how the first kill affects a soldier. #TheWickedEdition / dr_kingori / kingoridr
I love this conversation 100% Thank you Byron for sharing your story. The over glorification of conflict and death needs the reorientation you have just provided.
That record needs to be set straight ma'am. Professionalism means we are to be refined beyond the ken of ordinary people, and KEEP WEDDED TO THE BIG PICTURE.
Bryon is retired?? Like how is he a former Special guy with all this knowledge, professionalism, expertise, eloquence... He needs to be still in service, at the headquarter somewhere. Such a smart soldier 💪🪖
I think how you recover from a shock depends with how you were brought up and the experiences you've been through. I was in Mt. Elgon as a resident. I watched my friends die. I was a kid. I would like to thank you guys for restoring normalcy on the mountain. God bless
Guy next to Byron. GILBERT LUKALIA is my childhood mate, school mate , his Father n my Father worked for their whole entire career in the same office in the Military 🪖. Most of us kid's who were Raised in the Military all our early life , from nursery to Teen went to Military school n lived in the Military Barracks all through... Most of us never ever enlisted to join the Military 🪖... That should tell you everything. For us we knew what it was. We had lived it all our early childhood lives... KENYA ARMY LITERALLY RAISED US.....
Once umepiga risasi moja na upate target kwa battle field, akili huchange immediately. Roho ya kuua inakuingia apo apo. Alafu after sometimes, kwanza ukilewa na wee softed hearted, you start like regretting na kulia. Io ndo napitia currently
