Back From War, Fear and Danger Fill Driver’s Seat
I don't know one veteran that doesn't experience some kind of hyper-vigilance when certain things are observed while driving. Even if you don't notice it as a civilian, most veterans take notice of boxes and trash, potholes, dead animals, and anything hanging on a bridge that crosses the road they are driving under... because that is where IEDs were hidden (among other places).
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Showing posts with label Adjustment Disorder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adjustment Disorder. Show all posts
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Army's Life-or-Death Drama
Another great article from Ann Scott Tyson, it deals with a new interactive video used by the Army to combat soldier suicide. From today's Washington Post.
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