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In 2019, an improvised explosive device ripped through a US Army patrol in Afghanistan, leaving combat cameraman Ian Ives with life-changing injuries. Now a civilian public affairs officer, Ives walks us through the mission he was documenting, the blast, the lifesaving work of his teammates, and his long road to recovery at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Ives received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his service.
00:00 - Intro
01:13 - The Accident
03:49 - The Recovery
07:56 - Joining the Army
09:41 - Combat Camera
13:15 - Retirement
15:21 - Civilian Career
17:52 - Credits
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What It Takes To Be A Special Forces Combat Cameraman | War Journal | Business Insider
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