My head was hanging off and I died twice. Afghan war hero describes how he survived Taliban IED

“I’m blind in one eye, partially deaf, my right arm doesn’t work and I’ve got brain damage. Oh, and my left leg’s missing too. Apart from that, I’m alright.” Paul Vice MC spent 16 years in the Royal Marines before his career came to a shattering halt when he was caught in the blast of an IED while on his fourth tour of Afghanistan. So severe were his injuries, he died twice on the Chinook that took him back to Camp Bastion for the surgery that saved his life. Please take a few minutes to listen to his remarkable story. If you would like to help British heroes like Paul, please play the Veterans’ Lottery. Sign up here:  Please help us support those in need and be in with the chance to win £50,000 every month: Veterans’ Foundation supports over 350 UK-based military & Veteran charities. We have given over £12 million to these charities and projects, please help us give more by joining the National Veterans’ Lottery: Please subscribe to our channel if you haven't done so yet: If you are a Veteran who needs help right now, please contact the Veteran's Gateway here: You can also donate to the Veterans’ Foundation here: Our Facebook: Our Instagram: Our Twitter: Our Blog: Thank you for your support.