moving up to objective brass, the stripped down Landrover I was in, driven by Fish, the CO's driver from 1 Royal Scotts, got two punctures, we borrowed a spare from a passing vehicle as The wheels were changed I filmed the sound of the most intense Div Arty Barrage through the fog, there was nothing to see at that point, except Fish and his mate changing the wheels. Then this CRARV towing a broken down Chally pulls up, the REME Lance jack asked if I could take a seriously wounded Iraqi on his back deck, I pointed to the stripped down landrover, full of kit, then hopped up onto the track to see if I could do anything for him with a first aid kit. I was out of my depth dealing with a stomach wound and crushed legs. he had little time to live, and gave me a look as if he expected me to save him. so I advised the crew to take him to the forward dressing station for Brass. When we caught up, the CRARV was being re directed back the way we had come, the medics hadn't caught up yet and were still patching up the casualties from the previous battle. As they passed us on higher ground heading back, the Iraqi lad on the back deck was no longer holding his head up. We arrived on Brass just in time for me to take footage of the surrender. I was impressed to hell with my Colleagues, how they dealt with the prisoners and casualties, how quickly the dead were buried in mass graves after their details were taken for the red cross. Hell of an experience.