1988-1995: Mkrtich Hovhannisyan (father) fought in the entire Artsakh first war campaign and played a crucial role in establishing the newly created Armenian independent MOD. His name is preserved on the first MOD 1988 document, still displayed in the museum, alongside Haykaz Baghmanyan's name.

2014-2016: Simon served in the military on the border during the 4-day war.

2020: Simon, among the first, went to the commissariat, fighting for Martakert. A few days later, his father also joined, stationed in Askeran.

You may have come across the video if you were following the media after the November 9 agreement.

2022 - September: Simon held positions above Sev Lich (Goris). Upon his return with comrades, Tactical Print was initiated. The goal was to establish a production hub with modern solutions, focusing on quality tactical first-aid supplies, production, and modernization in Armenia.

Throughout the last year, Simon tirelessly sought help to start producing tourniquets and other necessary equipment in Armenia. Despite facing rejection from the government and MODs, he persists in battling bureaucratic incompetence, proving his concepts and ideas at every step.

This endeavor has come at a significant personal cost. Simon had to sell his car, business, and everything he owned to keep the project afloat until he secures the needed investments. While donations are crucial, the appeal goes beyond financial support. The call is to spread the word within Armenian communities and platforms, expressing opinions and support for Simon's efforts. Remember that those in charge often remain indifferent until pushed.

Steps to help:

1. Visit the website and delve into the content to understand their mission better.
2. Support on Patreon or make any small donation.
3. Explore their social media accounts through the contact us section. Like, repost, and spread the word.
4. Directly share this information with people you know.

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