One British medic wrote in his diary words that resonate with history to this day: "We brought food and blankets, but what they needed most was time—time their bodies no longer had." What awaited them at Sandbostel was no ordinary camp. This was the final face of war—the face of death in slow motion. As the soldiers entered deeper, each step revealed new layers of destruction. The barracks were filled not with life but with the shadows of people. The smell of disease hung in the air: typhus, dys

12 reactions · 4 comments | We're back to continue diving in to the history of the VOCN! This episode starts in the 80s and caries us all the way to the present. Tune in to hear a classic devotional from Bob Murr, a radio program recorded during a week of camp, and how the podcast ended up in its current state. After that, William Gilbert joins us to give us all the information we need on our upcoming men's ministry event. | Camp Nathanael | Facebook

Camp Enari - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Aerial views of Fourth Infantry Division main base camp (Camp Enari) and Airfield, in Vietnam, during Vietnam War.