Afghanistan: Elgin RAF sergeant gets Military Cross 22 March 2013 Last updated at 10:41 An RAF sergeant from Elgin who helped defend Camp Bastion in Afghanistan from a terrorist attack has been awarded one of the military's highest honours. Father-of-three Sgt Roy Geddes, 43, "breathed fire into the spirit of his men," according to his citation. He continued to engage the terrorists despite being wounded in the knee. "It was absolute chaos," said Sgt Geddes, who was born in Surrey. Seeing it all erupting I didn't know what to expect. He was injured when his vehicle was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade during the incident in September. Sgt Geddes explained: "It was disbelief that this was happening at Bastion." He said of his injury: "I sort of dismissed it at the time because I had guys around me covered in blood with other guys trying to suppress the insurgents. I had other things to worry about like how I was going to extract my casualties. Sgt Geddes said of the honour: "This isn't just for me. It is for the whole team. I couldn't have asked any more of them on that night.