Captain Kevin Bruce Clark, the army, was the nurse in charge of caring for the soldiers who were conducting operations in Afghanistan. Sadly, Clark's wife, Susan watched her husband's death during a video chat that indeed they did on the sidelines of duty Captain Bruce.
"Although the situation is unimaginable, Bruce's wife and her extended family will be grateful that he and his wife together in the final moments," said his wife and family in an official statement.
When the U.S. military is conducting in-depth examination of the cause of death was sudden. Indeed, shortly after her husband fell in front of a computer, some other soldiers came at once. Unfortunately it was too late.
"After two hours and many phone calls Clark's wife, two military personnel arrived in the room and came to check his pulse, but gave no details about his condition to his wife," said a statement, as quoted from Seatllepi, Monday (7/5 / 2012).
Video chat services like Skype is widely used Serkat American soldiers who served in the war. They use it to make a video connection with the people closest to the left in the country.
