My back was on fire, down the back of my arms and part of my face. It was basic panic, I needed to get out of (the vehicle's) turret and get the flames put out.

197

The petrol came down on both of us.

192

I had to get out because basically it was in flames, on fire, so I got out, I got over the back and luckily enough someone put me out.

178

Petrol poured down behind me and into the back. Luckily I had goggles on. It was panic. You don't think about anything, you just want to put the flames out.

172

My back was on fire, down the back of my arms and part of my face.

165

A petrol bomb was thrown down the turret. It was on fire basically from the back.

142

They saw the growth vision, they saw the rooftops and the pent-up demand. They got in early enough to beat the competition.

137

My face was on fire.

131

The petrol came down on both of us, ... I just remember hitting the deck and rolling and rolling, trying to get the flames out, hearing soldiers shout stay down, stay down.

115