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Since we arrived in Central Africa, the rhythm was quite intense. We were working sometimes around 14 hours a day and most
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Even if everyone was working hard to clean the rest of the new camp, we needed a week to finish the job. Those who were living in the burned tents could temporarily
Contact! Contact! Wake up! It was around 1am. I was sleeping in my camping bed like a child when I heard people shouting and screaming everywhere. Gunfire came from the guards’ direction
Personally, I was happy being able to spend a couple of days in Bangui. It meant that we can have a shower each night, eat something correct for breakfast and launch and
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C’est la troisième et dernière partie de l’interview que j’ai fait avec Raf, un sergent que j’ai rencontré lors d’un stage à Castelnaudary. J’espère que vous avez aimé cette conversation ! A :
This is the third and last part of the interview I made with Raf, a sergeant I met during a training in Castelnaudary. I hope you enjoyed our discussion about his daily
Voilà la deuxième partie de l’interview que j’ai fait avec Raf, un sergent que j’ai rencontré lors d’une formation à Castelnaudary. Si vous n’avez pas lu, cliquez ici pour la première partie.