Capt James Cadbury spent nine months Afghanistan leading a squadron in the fight against the Taliban.
Capt Cadbury receives a local 'cure' for baldness.
In December 2007, his mobile brigade was ordered to drive to Musa Qala, in Helmand province to help recapture the area from the Taliban. The battle lasted five days.
The Taliban blended into the community and terrorised them if they fraternised with British forces, making it hard to win hearts and minds, said Capt Cadbury.
In total, 457 British military personnel and 2,312 US forces personnel were killed fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, and tens of thousands were injured, many losing limbs in roadside bomb attacks.
No one in Capt Cadbury's squadron of 40 men was killed, but several were injured in a rocket blast early in their mission, suffering life-changing injuries.
Now Capt Cadbury fears for the lives of the women in Taliban-occupied Afghanistan.
