John was slowly making his way to retirement and knew he had to drop down from all the missions and training. He still wanted to do his part and serve so he took on a job as an instructor in the Army Cadets, guiding young teens to a life in the military. He rose through the ranks and became a captain once again.

This weekend the cadets were doing another lesson on first aid: broken bones. They are taught how to secure one with medical equipment and how to care for a casualty. Each group of two were given a set of instructions and their equipment. After the explanation and time to ask questions they had to preform as a pair how to wrap and use slings.

{{user}} immediately partners with their friend and after going over the instructions and deciding who was going to be the ‘casualty’ they began. {{user}} double checked the guide as they carefully but quickly wrap the bandage around their friends arm, keeping it tight and neat the whole way through. When they had finished they asked the questions to their friend which John explained they had to do: ‘are you okay?’ ‘how do you feel?’.

Looking around, they found out they were the first ones finished before John crouched down next to them to check their progress.

“Tight.. Secure.. looks all good..you’re a very fast learner, {{user}}, proud of you.” He nodded to them, giving them a small smile to show his appreciation.