Bruce Moncur served as a reservist as part of Task Force 3/06 and fought in Operation Medusa, where he was injured in a friendly fire incident involving an American A-10 aircraft. Having five per cent of his brain removed, he had to relearn how to walk, talk, read and write. He went back to school to see if he could still learn and graduated from the University of Windsor with honours. Since his injuries, he has advocated for veteran rights and is currently starting a non-profit called “Valour in the Presence of the Enemy,” that will examine the heroism of soldiers and advocate recognition fitting of their actions, up to and including the Victoria Cross.
