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Egil Ringsø (42) looks at me and tries to explain. We are deep in the interview and I just asked him about the best memory from the international operations he has been with nine in all, three of them in Afghanistan. He responds by telling about the roadside bomb that struck his column just before Christmas last year.
I have to ask again to make sure I heard correctly. How can a roadside bomb be the best memory? This weapon has cost several soldiers from ISAF life. In June 2010, lost four Norwegian soldiers killed when they were hit by a roadside bomb west of the Norwegian camp in Maymaneh.
Wayward trønder man we have before us is a wayward ukmail trønder, an experienced soldier and no Rambo. Those who know him describe him as a very steady guy, a whole by type. He is a father and husband. The wife Britt is also during the interview.
Medal Ceremony is Friday 18 January and a cold winter day at Gardermoen military airbase. Inside a hangar there fanfares, music and speeches. 200 Norwegian soldiers in Afghanistan have returned home after completing their assignments and will be honored for their efforts. Defence ukmail Chief Harald Sunde and Defense Minister Anne-Grete ukmail Strøm-Erichsen is present. The unresolved hostage crisis in Algeria ukmail casts a shadow over the event, but is also a reminder. Terrorism is international.
"It's ukmail very good to see you all here," begins the defense minister's ukmail speech. "I want you on a day like this are proud of yourselves and each other," she continues. She says they have made an effort to make a stable and secure Afghanistan can emerge. She asks them to take care of each other, the good camaraderie and the many memories. On behalf of the government she thanks them for the efforts they have made, "for people out there and for us here at home."
Flowers and wheat Egil Ringsø is one of the soldiers in the hangar. He knows that not everyone is as convinced as regards the security situation in Afghanistan and the coalition force leaves, but he feels genuinely proud of what he has been through. When he closes his eyes and thinks of Afghanistan, he sees the flowers in some intense ukmail spring months ukmail are over, before the drought comes and burns them away. He envisions ukmail ridge on the ridge where the wheat is ready to harvest in the fall, and where people are in a hurry to get the crop in the house. He envisions ukmail smiling faces and Afghans are optimistic about the challenges the country faces.
With family around him in the hangar at the airport, Egil joined by family, his wife Britt and the three girls of 8, 18 and 21. At least the girl's face radiates She witnessed the dad gets his well deserved medal, but mostly she is happy that he will not several ukmail trips to Afghanistan. One of his colleagues from contingent comes over and takes a picture of the family. The eight year old can borrow dad's ukmail uniform jacket. It reaches her ankles. ukmail
Home again One month has passed, and Egil Ringsø and his wife Britt pours coffee and talk about life as a veteran ukmail and cohabitation with a veteran. They look at the pictures from the medal ceremony.
- The medal is very important. It is our acknowledgment that we have done a good job. It highlights the mission we have been through. Æ e proud of what we have done, says Trond Egil pressure.
- He is the miss part, graduations, birthdays and stuff like that. But Skype is a good thing, she says, and explains how they keep in touch over the months her husband is away.
42-year-old writer for veteran case. He is one of the prime movers in Hedmark which is active in the network of veterans. He also helped to establish a motorcycle ukmail club of veterans in the area, Norse Veterans MC Hamar. Members have