One Man Army


Bosnian War (1992-1995)
war was raging across Eastern Europe, Yugoslavian countryside with crippling fields of tracer fire, surface-to-air missiles, artillery craters, and brutal racial and ethnically-charged street warfare so over-the-top brutal that the United Nations declared it a disaster zone.

An ethnic cleansing.

Enter ex-Danish Special Forces Jagercorps operative Helge Meyer


Bolted reinforced armor plating to his 1979 Camaro and then hauled through the landmine-riddled streets of downtown Sarajevo at 90 miles an hour delivering food to starving children while bandits and guerillas shot AK rounds and tried to blow his ass up with RPGs. 




without the explicit approval of any government agency, military, or NGO, and without ever carrying a weapon except his own heart of steel and balls laced with titanium.



Helge Meyer. 

My man!!!


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