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David Eubank is a former U.S. Army officer and the founder of Free Burma Rangers, a humanitarian service movement for oppressed ethnic minorities in Burma, Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria and Sudan. He shares the love of Jesus Christ and works with people of different faiths and ethnicities to free the oppressed and stand for justice and reconciliation.
- Meet The Eubanks
- Whose Life Is More Valuable?
- An Extraordinary Childhood
- Bloodshed on Every Block
- The Rescue of The Girl with Pink Pigtails
- Resistance in The Jungle
- Grateful to Be Alive
- Telling Their Story Back Home
David, with his wife Karen, is director of the Free Burma Rangers (FBR), an organisation originally founded to help ethnic groups oppressed by the Burmese government (the people they work with prefer to use the name Burma over Myanmar), but that has grown into a humanitarian service specialising in providing aid in conflict areas around the world. ...
Perhaps the Iraqis didn't know what to make of the Free Burma Rangers when they first turned up, but seeing the Eubanks put their own lives and the lives of their kids on the line to help them quickly earned their trust. The children's programs Karen and the kids run are usually held out of harm's way, but that definition is a little loose in confl...
But who willingly takes their family into a war zone? "It's dangerous," David acknowledges. But then, the Eubank children aren't exactly ordinary kids. They've been sneaking through the jungle back and forth across the Burmese border since they were babes in arms. They've learnt to hunt and fish, make fire, handle knives. They've shot caribou when ...
Wresting control of Mosul back from Islamic State was a violent mission. "It was just bloodshed, suffering, families being killed, villages being blown up, suicide vehicles coming out of nowhere, Iraqi soldiers being shot. And ISIS fought for every block," David says. Much of the FBR's role was distributing food to recently liberated families in ne...
David's work in Mosul drew widespread attention earlier this year, when video of him diving through Islamic State fire to retrieve a little girlwas circulated widely on social media. Throughout the previous night, people with gunshot wounds had come crawling across the highway to the field hospital. The volunteers helped 30 people who had been shot...
The work of the Free Burma Rangers has grabbed the spotlight most recently for their dramatic civilian rescues in Iraq, but as their name suggests, their focus is Burma. Twenty years ago David was approached by members of the Wa tribe. They said the Burmese army was attacking them and they wanted his help. "We are a warrior people," they told him. ...
Despite years of ducking bullets in some of the world's bloodiest current wars, David insists all his injuries have been "pretty minor". In November he got some grenade fragments in his leg. But by rights that grenade, which went off just four metres away, should have taken his legs off and killed him. Then there was the grenade dropped by an Islam...
A few weeks ago, they left Mosul. David's Burmese team leaders needed to return home, and the Eubank family headed to the US, partly for some R and R, but mostly to spread the word about what's happening in Iraq and raise funds for their work there. They're travelling across the country — they're in the midst of a 15-hour drive between Missouri and...
Oct 16, 2020 · Learn about David Eubank, a former U.S. Special Forces soldier who left the army to help the oppressed people of Burma and other war-torn regions. He shares his personal history, military career and the mission and challenges of his relief organization, Free Burma Rangers.
Apr 16, 2023 · For 25 years, ex-Special Forces officer Dave Eubank has been dodging bullets to bring humanitarian aid to rebels in Burma’s ongoing civil conflict. Critics say he blurs the lines between combat and...
Feb 21, 2020 · The American, Dave Eubank, is not a soldier. All around them, Iraqis hurry past, carrying children and crying out to each other as they flee approaching ISIS militants. Eubank tenderly passes...
Sep 27, 2023 · David Eubank will accept your call, but there might be missiles disrupting the connection. Eubank, 61, is the founder and leader of the Free Burma Rangers, an eclectic band of former U.S. Marines seeking new purpose, Myanmar ethnic minorities and rebels with a cause.
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Oct 8, 2020 · We were also able to go to the White House to meet with the Vice President’s staff and members of the National Security Council who have been following our work. We were asked to stay closely connected with the NSC as well as the White House on the situations in the Middle East and Burma.
