Tiger Sun, 46, gave up her life in Canada and went to Syria in March to fight Islamic State jihadis
She worked as a 'spotter' for Kurdish troops, using binoculars she identified jihadis for snipers to take out
The former model told how the sight of bodies don't 'haunt' her and how she once ate her lunch next to a 'pile of brains'
Despite being a stunning blonde she said she was treated in battle like 'one of the boys'
A former model who swapped her comfortable life to fight ISIS in Syria has told of the horrors of her time in battle on the frontline.
Tiger Sun described seeing a little girl who had been blown up by a landmine die because the Kurds had no medical training.
She also revealed how she had stepped on a charred finger while on patrol - but could not even find the body it had come from.
The former model, 46, fought jihadist fighters from Islamic State for four months with the Kurdish YPJ (Women's Protection Units), until her legs buckled under the weight of her kit and malnutrition. This finally forced her to return home to Canada.