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War. Just the word can stir up a storm of images and emotions. For many, it’s a distant headline or a history lesson. But for those who’ve lived it, war is a deeply personal, often haunting experience. I want to take you on a journey through the mental health of veterans, peeling back the layers to reveal the psychological cost of war. This isn’t just about statistics or clinical terms. It’s about real people, real struggles, and real hope. The Mental Health of Veterans: More Than Meets the...

The best witnesses at Jonathan Ross‘s trial will be all of the fellow ice officers who didn’t draw their weapon that day, Also there are no circumstances where an officer of the law who had just shot someone to death would be allowed to leave the scene alone. That’s pure gangsta. Bob McLane Voices4peace.org

A Glimpse into the Chaos We heard about this place. It was infamous for the sheer number of incoming rounds—1,300 in just 24 hours. They stopped sending out patrols because nobody came back. It was a death trap. But then, we got word that it was our time to go there. Driving through an ambush to get to Ca Lu felt surreal. The tension was palpable. The tanks that were supposed to escort us for the last leg of the journey? They were destroyed. So, we drove to LZ Stud and flew the rest of the...