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  • The Situation Report - Ep 005 - Shaun Reightler 2 of 4

The Situation Report - Ep 005 - Shaun Reightler 2 of 4

Tuesday 12th January 2016

Shaun Reightler shares his Afghanistan combat experiences and discusses the importance of peer support for veterans. Listen now.
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Afghanistan Through a Veteran's Eyes: Shaun Reightler Speaks Out

You never feel more alive other than when you're faced with death. So there's so many things going through your head. Yeah, you know it, just it invigorates you.
What does it really feel like to be on the front lines in Afghanistan? In this episode of 'The Situation Report', Adam Banotai, President of One Fight Foundation, sits down with combat veteran Shaun Reightler to uncover the raw truths of military life. Shaun dives into the adrenaline-pumping highs and the terrifying lows of combat, offering a candid look at the psychological rollercoaster soldiers endure.
He opens up about the mental conditioning that comes with military training—how it shapes you for battle but can also leave lasting scars. Shaun doesn’t shy away from discussing the heavy toll combat takes on veterans, emphasizing the crucial need for peer-to-peer support. He highlights how organizations like One Fight Foundation provide a lifeline for those struggling to adjust to civilian life without relying on medication.
If you're curious about the real-life experiences of veterans or looking for ways to support them, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that sheds light on the often unseen battles veterans face long after they leave the battlefield.