a Great Memorial awaits me.

The war started somewhere mid to end of last year.

I was in the reserves back when it started. Around new year, i was told that i might be sent to the field.

On 16th of Feb, i received my call to serve for the first battalion for the war. It was my first assignment on the field. I was nervous and unprepared right to the last day before leaving. and before i know it, i'm on the field.

I was allocated in the 4th infantry. We managed to take control of 2 bases without heavy resistance. Having a great chief in command helps the whole 4th infantry without losing a large amount of our men.

On 17th March, i was allocated to the airborne to join another company for a defensive operation. I was told that the stronghold that we took control was the major link between the success and failure of our 4th infantry. Our mission was to defend the stronghold at all cost till more backups arrive. It was a short notice and i wasn't prepared to be in the airborne.

Right now while writting this, i landed successfully deep into the enemies' lines and trying to battle my way out of it. It could be a suicide mission. But, when you serve, you serve. There is no exceptions.

A little support and moral encouragement back home could be a big help to gain my courage to continue this battle. The hope of returning home at scheduled date at the end of this war remains deep in me.