Kenneth Lee, MD
Lee shared these images of his service in
Iraq with the 118th Medical Battalion of the Wisconsin Army
National Guard.
left, During the height of the Najaf attack, many
wounded Marines were brought to Lee’s locations. Left,
Lee and others rush a wounded soldier from the MEDEVAC
helicopter to the TMC (Troop Medical Clinic).
front row, left to right, SSG Christopher
Hoffman: supply sergeant, at home a UPS driver; SPC David
Kaczmarek: cook, window installer; SSG Todd Kimmons: nuclear,
biological, and chemical expert, supervisor at SEMCO; SPC David
Hess: mechanic, machinist at Cooper Power. back row, 2LT
Timothy Menzel: Ambulance platoon leader, billing supervisor at
Medical College of Wisconsin; SSG Rayton Deacon: chief
mechanic, mechanic for state of Wisconsin; and Kenneth Lee, MD
Lee: ”As the convoy
commander, I am constantly monitoring the communication.
Since the noise is high inside these HUMVEEs, I usually
strap the radio handmike to my ear.”
left, Lee
and an Iraqi soldier guard the entrance to the Parade Ground
and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
right, Prior
to going out on a mission, Lee logs on and uses the army's MTS
(mobile tracking system) which provides GPS and e-mail
capability on the road.
