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Your Questions for Private Liam Haven
Em & Wippa 30 July, 2008 - 6:09 PM
Private Liam Haven was blinded by a road side bomb in soutern Iraq earlier this year. Liam sat online for a while and answered some of your questions which you can find here.
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Belinda says
What is the general feeling amongst service men and women about the Iraq people?
By this I mean is there recognition/compassion for the hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis killed, injured and basically had their lives destroyed by this war.
Is it a shared feeling of we all just want this to end? Or is it more of a them against us?
Liam: We are over there doing our job helping the Iraqi people. Most people back home don't realise, that the majority of the local people there love us, and they know that we are there to help them.
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 7:49 AM -
Brad says
I'm 18 and thinking of joining the armed forces and was wondering what you would recommend is the best option for me. I'm thinking I might like to be an officer, but I'm not sure if I should join the Army, Navy or Air Force. What if any would you recommend?
Liam: If you, like leading and being in command of people, then officer is the way to go. If not probably get your hand dirty and join the army.
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 7:50 AM -
rebecca says
liam you are one amazing dude you are our hero thank u for every thing u have done u are amazing i wish all the best liam to you and your family thank you matey
Liam: Thanks for you wishes Rebecca. All the best
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:03 AM -
Fiona Mackenzie says
Hi Liam,
My cousin was in the army and thankfully never got badly injured. What you were doing over there is such an inspiration to me and everyone i know. I just wanted to know if after everything that happened you had any thoughts of leaving the army?? Would you still recommend people join the army even after being injured the way you were? Fiona
Liam: The thought of leaving the army never crossed my mind, the first thing I thought was whether or not I could stay in. The army is a great experience so I would still recommend it.
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:04 AM -
Charlene says
Hi Liam,
My Name is Charlene I am Actually Dating you 2nd xcousin Kent Caputo i was reading about what happen to you in the STM and listening to Radio this morning and i just want to say that you are very strong young man :)........ Keep ya Chin up mate msg abck if you cans o i kno is ent it to the right person Lol :)
Liam: Hi Charlene thanks for your wishes. Please say hi to Kent and Debbie
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:05 AM -
Katie says
Amazing to hear your story Liam. Thank you for protecting our country. Are all your army friends home?
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:09 AM
Liam: Thanks Katie, yes all my friends are back from Iraq. -
chelsea says
You guys did great!!! :P so proud!!
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:10 AM
Liam: Thanks sis - you better be studying -
Dom says
What are you planning to do moving forward Liam? Thanks for serving our country. Top job mate
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:15 AM
Liam: I want to get through the next two years of operations and rehab and hopefully stay in the army. If not I will look at studying, or motivational speaking. -
Cheryl Morris (Vallis) says
Hi Liam & Deb, we are all very proud of you and think you're amazing to hear how your coping after what you've been through. I got extra copies of your article in the Sunday Times to take with me to Seattle (we leave on the 23rd Aug) for Aunty Joyce & Brian. We wish you all the best for the future. Lots of love Cheryl & the Vallis Family.
Liam: Thanks Cheryl, Wendy said to say hi also. Great to hear from you. Can you ring Aunty Maureen?
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:16 AM -
Paul says
Hi Liam.
What aspects of your experience have enriched your life? Aside from the sight, what do you appreciate now more than before your deployment?Liam: I enjoyed interacting with the local people in Iraq and seeing them have so much fun with one soccer ball. I appreciate my family a lot more now and catching up with mates.
Posted Thursday 31 July, 2008 8:19 AM
