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      You may recall that [you loaded me and our board member Anne down with like 13 suitcases’ worth of supplies for eight different teams early last month](https://new.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/1ggfe9l/yall_loaded_me_up_heres_what_youre_sending_me/). (That post only shows my load.)

      Photo and video reports are finally starting to come in. This is by no means all of it!

      The first photo shows the *230* CATs you provided to **a team with Azov**. I hope you realize how heroic a number 230 is.

      The second shows the **Laser Kiwis**’ loot. Prior to my trip, they gave me a wishlist. They were resupplying after taking the heaviest casualties they’ve seen since spring of 2022. They needed everything from chest seals and tourniquets to pulse oximeters and water filters. You guys came through: you supplied everything on their list and stuffed that aggressively greenish-yellow suitcase to bursting.

      The third photo is what you provided for **Sergei Chornobrivets**, the medic from *20 Days in Mariupol*, who goes through tacmed at a sickening pace. He was thrilled to receive this much…and he knows he’s likely to go through it by the end of this month. We’re hoping to speed another delivery to him. If you’d like to help keep him stocked, you can do so here: [https://givebutter.com/chornobrivets](https://givebutter.com/chornobrivets)

      The fourth is from **a wonderful American medic whom I met through this community**. She’s volunteering over there. When she’s not serving in a clinic or doing medevac rotations, she’s feeding stray and abandoned animals. She’s just awesome.

      Anyway, she requested things like saline flushes, IV start kits, and IV caps—small things that make big impacts. You equipped her with loads of them, most of which she gave to the 5th Separate Assault Brigade’s stabilization point. She shared the saline flushes with [**another wonderful American medic named Jennifer**](https://www.instagram.com/combat_medic23/), who serves with the 60th (and whom I had the pleasure of meeting, very briefly, last time I was in Kyiv).

      You sent [**Tempest Group**](https://www.instagram.com/tempest_group_ukraine/) a bunch of tacmed, hydration packets requested by their medics, and Gatorade powder, but they provided a video instead of photos. The guy who has the final say in what I can show only allowed me to show this part of it, so you don’t get to see the big burly soldier man who unloaded it sounding all tired from it.

      I have no idea how to upload videos, or if it can even be done, but you can see the videos from Tempest Group and Jennifer on our [Twitter](https://x.com/uafrontline/status/1864390560762433795). Or if you, like me, would rather avoid that hellscape, here are [Tempest’s video](https://bsky.app/profile/ukrainefrontline.bsky.social/post/3lcivchravc2d) and [Jennifer’s on Bluesky](https://bsky.app/profile/ukrainefrontline.bsky.social/post/3lciwlrzi422d) instead.

      **Look what you’ve done here. You guys really are amazing.**

      Thank you.

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