An American in Germany thanks A Canadian from Laos

We truly are living in a global village.

MaryAnn from Soldiers Angels Germany writes of Master Bombardier Bounyarat Tanaphon Makthepharak of the 30th Field Regiment of the Royal Canadian Artillery, one of the many wounded she tends to at Landstuhl Hospital.

Last Friday, the day before Canada Day, Mak was seriously injured in the Taleban rocket attack on the coaltion base in Kandahar that also injured another Canadian soldier, five U.S. troops, and three civilian workers.

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As soon as he could speak, Mak asked the nurses to tell his mother he's "going to be ok."