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Having no experience with the military, Mr. Bradley speaks about his desire to join up as an infanteer.

Initially a culture shock, Mr. Bradley shares his positive views on his mission to Cyprus.

Mr. Bradley details a daily routine while occupying an observation post on the green line.

As quartermaster, Mr. Bradley details the responsibility of the regiment in providing support to the soldiers.

In relation to the availability of supplies, Mr. Bradley explains the amount of equipment required in building a camp for the infantry.

Mr. Bradley talks about keeping morale up amongst the soldiers and activities they did while off duty.

Mr. Bradley provides details of his daily responsibilities in keeping soldiers combat ready during operations.

Mr. Bradley shares his view on the abundance of supplies for the soldiers versus witnessing the locals using their trash to survive.

While on deployment in Somalia, Mr. Bradley describes a celebration of the Christmas holiday, a mystical experience never to be forgotten.

While on deployment, Mr. Bradley describes the ever present feeling of danger.

Although not a clearly defined role, Mr. Bradley describes his position and duties performed as company commander’s right hand man.

Mr. Bradley expresses his personal experiences with rules of engagement during deployments.