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  • Ep. 3: Lance Corporal Wayne Sharrocks

  • By: Bear Grylls
  • May 2 2019
  • Length: 17 mins
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  • Lance Corporal Wayne Sharrocks was on patrol in Afghanistan in 2011 when, just a few paces in front, a soldier stepped on a pressure activated improvised bomb. Despite being thrown to the ground by the force of the deafening explosion both men miraculously survived. Wayne suffered shrapnel wounds to his face and shoulder, though it was mental scars of the event that would take longest to heal.

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