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Pretty badass.I was in Afghanistan as part of the German armed forces deployed down there. We didn’t have our own medevac units in Afghanistan at that time so we relied on American Black Hawks. These guys would fly under any circumstances.I saw Black Hawks coming back to the base in Kunduz riddled with holes.One day the platoon leader of our companion platoon was severely injured when his car fell victim to an IED. We got him back to the Kunduz base, but he needed surgery that could only be done in Mazar-i-Sharif. The commanding officer got in contact with command at Mazar-i-Sharif, but they told him it was not possible to move him by helicopter because of a huge sandstorm that hindered flights. Someone from the Black Hawk crew then got in contact with his command and got clearance for transport. I may not remember his exact words, but it was something like “if we pay millions for a helicopter we can at least expect it to get a dying man through some sand”. Pretty badass.

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Yes, my mother’s death brought me relief.I’ve talked enough about her on Quora, I won’t bore you with details here. Suffice it to say she made my life a torturous nightmare the whole time I was growing up, and even after I moved out and got away from her, of course she was always there in the background.My sister called me from Phoenix, Arizona to let me know I needed to get there right away because our mother had just had triple bypass surgery, and her vital signs were not stabilizing enough for them to close up her chest. I got on a plane and while sitting there for 15 minutes waiting to get clearance for takeoff, I felt a small whoosh of air travel past my neck, and had the sudden realization that my mother would probably be dead by the time I got to Phoenix.Luckily the flight from Salt Lake City to Phoenix only took a little over an hour, and in that time I prepared myself to hear the news. The moment I got off the plane, my sister said she was dead. We went straight to the hospital so I could see the body. I wanted to see with my own eyes that she was really dead.In checking back on the time of her death, I found out that she died during those 15 minutes I sat on the plane waiting to get clearance for takeoff. I think my mother was actually letting me know in that whoosh of air that she was gone.It was quite a relief to know that I would not have to deal with her anymore.It was only a short period of time before I realized that if there is life after death, she might now be able to see everything I do, which was a sobering thought.