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@Make_It_Right @mike_holmesjr

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@alanalda Kind of reminds you a famous tv show, doesn't it?

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Exhausted U.S. Army nurse Amy Stuart of the 5th MASH unit in Saudi Arabia sleeps on a cot while clutching a teddy bear sent by her family during Operation Desert Storm. The touching photograph, taken in February 1991, captures a rare moment of comfort amid the relentless demands of war.

Military nurses during Operation Desert Storm endured long, exhausting shifts as they treated combat wounds, traumatic injuries, and medical emergencies, often while living in harsh, temporary camps far from home. The 5th MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) was built to operate close to the front lines, allowing critically wounded soldiers to receive life-saving surgery and emergency care as quickly as possible.

This photograph reveals a side of war that is rarely seen. Beyond the tanks, aircraft, and battlefield tactics were nurses, doctors, medics, and support personnel working under relentless pressure with little opportunity to rest. A simple cot, a nearby helmet, and a teddy bear sent from home capture a deeply human moment of exhaustion, homesickness, and the emotional burden carried by those responsible for caring for the wounded.

Operation Desert Storm began in January 1991 following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait the previous year. Although the coalition’s air campaign and ground offensive advanced rapidly, medical teams remained on constant alert, prepared to respond to mass casualties at any moment. For nurses like Amy Stuart, even a brief nap was a rare and valuable chance to recover.

In the years after the war, the U.S. Army gradually retired its MASH units, replacing them with more modern Combat Support Hospitals that offered greater mobility, flexibility, and advanced battlefield medical capabilities.

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Exhausted U.S. Army nurse Amy Stuart of the 5th MASH unit in Saudi Arabia sleeps on a cot while clutching a teddy bear sent by her family during Operation Desert Storm. The touching photograph, taken in February 1991, captures a rare moment of comfort amid the relentless demands of war.

Military nurses during Operation Desert Storm endured long, exhausting shifts as they treated combat wounds, traumatic injuries, and medical emergencies, often while living in harsh, temporary camps far from home. The 5th MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) was built to operate close to the front lines, allowing critically wounded soldiers to receive life-saving surgery and emergency care as quickly as possible.

This photograph reveals a side of war that is rarely seen. Beyond the tanks, aircraft, and battlefield tactics were nurses, doctors, medics, and support personnel working under relentless pressure with little opportunity to rest. A simple cot, a nearby helmet, and a teddy bear sent from home capture a deeply human moment of exhaustion, homesickness, and the emotional burden carried by those responsible for caring for the wounded.

Operation Desert Storm began in January 1991 following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait the previous year. Although the coalition’s air campaign and ground offensive advanced rapidly, medical teams remained on constant alert, prepared to respond to mass casualties at any moment. For nurses like Amy Stuart, even a brief nap was a rare and valuable chance to recover.

In the years after the war, the U.S. Army gradually retired its MASH units, replacing them with more modern Combat Support Hospitals that offered greater mobility, flexibility, and advanced battlefield medical capabilities.

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@TomSilvaTOH What do you think about Fiberglass Composite Siding? We are residing our house and while James Hardie is a better product, we really like the fiberglass composite for less money. Thoughts?

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.@Make_It_Right @mike_holmesjr What do you think about Fiberglass Composite Siding? We are residing our house and while James Hardie is a better product, we really like the fiberglass composite for less money. Thoughts?

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@Make_It_Right Avi Schwalb, convicted in Colorado contracting scam, sentenced to 10 years in prison https://t.co/pkG7V2IyQU

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@FrankiesFilm @RespectMyCos

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@ThisOldHouse Suggestion: You should invite Mike Holmes (@Make_It_Right) on the show and do a house remodel. It would be "must see tv" having my two favorite shows together!

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.@thisoldplumber Do you use ABS or PVC for bathroom and kitchen drains? My local code doesn't specify? Which do you prefer? @Make_It_Right uses ABS in Canada, which obviously has different codes.

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@JustRockContent Can find a video of Dokken "Heart to Stone"?

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@googlefiber The absolute worst fiber company I have encountered. Their service absolutely sucks. They make a lot of promises when you sign up, and then none of those promises happen afterward.

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.@JohnFugelsang

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@JohnFugelsang Care to comment on this?

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We challenge Christian nationalist pastor Jack Hibbs to show us precisely where in Leviticus God allegedly tells Moses to establish a government consisting of an executive branch, a legislative branch, and a judiciary.

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@ChefReactions

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Great idea

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@thisoldplumber

[Interesting AF @interesting_aIl]

This utility room

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@Make_It_Right @mike_holmesjr @thesherryholmes

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Asbestos commercial, I96Os