How fast can you arrive to Ukraine
My availability is not yet confirmed and depends on acceptance, medical clearance, and travel arrangements. I would need at least one to two months to prepare. If you need me, please contact me so I can confirm when I would be available.
Military experience
Well… this is rather awkward to explain. Under the Military Service Act of Taiwan, I was deemed unfit for military service—even if I volunteered, I would still be rejected—solely because I have scoliosis, which has since been corrected. So yes, I have no actual military experience. However, I come from a military family. My father is a director at the Central Region Reserve Command in Taiwan. He is an excellent soldier, and he also hopes that I will become an excellent soldier. For this reason, I have continued to train, including basic physical conditioning and basic shooting practice. I believe medical care is the most important aspect of war. Although I have no practical experience providing medical assistance, I have been pursuing relevant first-aid training and am working toward obtaining a professional certification. Regarding logistics, I cannot claim to be exceptionally capable or enormously strong. However, I can endure harsh conditions that the average person might struggle with, while ensuring that our soldiers do not go hungry or face other serious supply problems. I can carry more than 50 kilograms by hand while walking, without relying on any assistive equipment. I can also carry more than 15 kilograms on my back. Although I have not fully tested my endurance, I can sustain this for at least 30 minutes, including jogging. I am also very confident in my cooking abilities. Leaving elaborate dishes aside, I am particularly confident in preparing and cooking food under field conditions. As long as supplies are available, I can keep soldiers fed. If supplies cannot be provided, I would first need to establish whether there are plants and animals in Ukraine that I can identify. I am confident in my ability to butcher and prepare animals for food. Although I regret that I have no real military background, my desire to help your country resist the forces of evil is no less strong. As Taiwanese people, we have continually faced oppression from China. This is why I have continued to train despite being unable to serve in the military: when the enemy comes, I will also defend my home. Now, you are facing something that Taiwan may face in the future. I cannot turn away, ignore it, or pretend that it has not happened. If my modest abilities can help you, I would consider it a great honor.
