THERE'S A REASON SOLDIERS TURN SOUR
November 5, 2009 | Fort Bragg, California | Vetting explained
My heart goes out to the fallen soldiers and especially to their families. May the gift of healing come soon for all.
Before becoming a combat vet myself I couldn't even imagine the real horror in ones mind that would allow one to commit such a horrific act. I myself had fallen victim to that dehumanizing, isolated state of existence that soldiers fall into. There are reasons but, no concrete answerers to completely solve these kind of tragedies from happening. I'll post later what happened to me and how I had turned sour and hope some can have a little bit more solace and understanding to the question "Why".
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