When my legs were blown off on Sept. 19, 2010, I was moving across the battlefield in Kandahar, Afghanistan narrowing in on a high-value target. As a bomb tech, it was my job to clear the way for the rest of our team, finding & disposing of any improvised explosive devices. 1/4
One member of our team was an Afghan interpreter who I’ll call Tom. Tom always had a helmet that was too big and the weight of his night vision goggles would make it wobble like a bobblehead on a dashboard. 2/4
Once, he was on a mission and his tennis shoes got stuck in the mud so he finished the mission barefoot. He had a young son and daughter. He fought alongside us, was a friend to America, and now, I have no idea where he or his family is. 3/4
President Biden has abandoned the Afghan men and women who risked their lives for our war. It is completely unforgivable. Because of his failures, it is a very real possibility that the next time I turn on the news, I’ll be forced to watch Tom beheaded.4/4 foxnews.com/opinion/biden-…
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