Navy Corpsman Recounts the Horror of Mass Casualties in Combat

In this Urban Valor episode, Navy Corpsman veteran Clint Peyton shares his journey from Corpus Christi, TX, to serving in the Navy. Raised in San Diego, Clint left high school early to work construction before enlisting as a Hospital Corpsman. Assigned to a Marine Corps helicopter squadron, he flew missions during deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, providing critical medical care in some of the war's deadliest battles, including Al Nasiriyah and the Second Battle of Fallujah. Clint reflects on his intense combat experiences and how they shaped his transition back to civilian life. 👍 Like this video to support to show appreciation for Clint and/or Urban Valor. 🗣️ Comment your support or ask any questions. Sometimes, our interviewees respond, and we at Urban Valor will do our best to respond as well! ✅ SUBSCRIBE to support Urban Valor and the courageous Veterans who tell their stories AND so you NEVER miss a weekly episode of our veteran stories. New stories every Sunday! Your engagement greatly supports our mission to share authentic and impactful veteran stories. Video Chapters: 03:11 - Life Before the Navy 06:05 - Enlisting in the Navy 14:31 - Becoming a Hospital Corpsman 20:24 - Deploying to Iraq 34:51 - Battle of Al Nasiriyah 41:18 - Second Battle of Fallujah 56:24 - Losses in Combat 1:09:56 - Struggles with Transition 1:37:47 - Therapy and Recovery 1:46:41 - Finding Purpose After Service #military #urbanvalor #warstories #battleoffallujah #usnavy #warstories