CHRIS HRUBESH, EDITOR-ON-ASSIGNMENT: As soon as we got into Sarajevo, we were under fire. I get back to the TV station and Mark Dolmidge (ph) had just arrived, he was our relief. He brought in these helmets. It is a steel pot, it won't really stop a bullet, especially a sniper's bullet, however but you should always have protection for your head. So I immediately put the helmet on, got quite a few laughs from other journalists who thought it was overreacting. At this time, we had body armor on, and I had the helmet on. Our producer had just come in that day, Ingrid Formanick (ph), a veteran hard core. We are driving our van. I get to the top and the shot rings out, and I automatically, you know, instinctively duck. The producer beside me screams, as I floor it. And our driver Slobodon (ph) was moaning that he had been hit. And I turned around and saw blood coming out of his arm. I quickly parked, I got out, took my T-shirt off, and made a make-shift tourniquet for his arm. So I went back to the vehicle, and I opened up the door where I was driving, and right above my head was a bullet hole. The sniper had shot the top of our vehicle, and just by the grace of God, me wearing this steel pot, I think I refracted the bullet, and had pretty much had my fill of war.
CNN 20: Chris Hrubesh, Editor-on-Assignment