Thank you for staying for part two. I didnt give you an opportunity to leave so im glad you didnt take it. I could not do a very good job of introducing our next two speakers. I can do a it i can do it a little bit better with matt. I will let you tell your own stories. First on my left, salwan altoki, first one that served as an interpreter for five years. He worked with the u. S. Army, the usaid and the u. S. Marine corps. Hes credited with saving the lives of at least four marines during his service. Hes a graduate of the university of baghdad where he earned a degree in Civil Engineering. Hes quadrilingual, i believe, if thats a word. English, arabic, french and russian. Hes a native in southern iraq. He served with various american organizations and units. From 2003 to 2011, and he waited two years to get his s. I. V. How did you get involved with these crazy americans and are you crazy as well . Salwan well, id like to stand because i am not comfortable with seats. [laughter] im
Thank you for staying for part two. I didnt give you an opportunity to leave so im glad you didnt take it. I could not do a very good job of introducing our next two speakers. I can do a it i can do it a little bit better with matt. I will let you tell your own stories. First on my left, salwan altoki, first one that served as an interpreter for five years. He worked with the u. S. Army, the usaid and the u. S. Marine corps. Hes credited with saving the lives of at least four marines during his service. Hes a graduate of the university of baghdad where he earned a degree in Civil Engineering. Hes quadrilingual, i believe, if thats a word. English, arabic, french and russian. Hes a native in southern iraq. He served with various american organizations and units. From 2003 to 2011, and he waited two years to get his s. I. V. How did you get involved with these crazy americans and are you crazy as well . Salwan well, id like to stand because i am not comfortable with seats. [laughter] im
Thank you for staying for part two. I didnt give you an opportunity to leave so im glad you didnt take it. I could not do a very good job of introducing our next two speakers. I can do a it i can do it a little bit better with matt. I will let you tell your own stories. First on my left, salwan altoki, first one that served as an interpreter for five years. He worked with the u. S. Army, the usaid and the u. S. Marine corps. Hes credited with saving the lives of at least four marines during his service. Hes a graduate of the university of baghdad where he earned a degree in Civil Engineering. Hes quadrilingual, i believe, if thats a word. English, arabic, french and russian. Hes a native in southern iraq. He served with various american organizations and units. From 2003 to 2011, and he waited two years to get his s. I. V. How did you get involved with these crazy americans and are you crazy as well . Salwan well, id like to stand because i am not comfortable with seats. [laughter] im