The act of killing in combat is associated with heightened risks of PTSD and suicide. A scholar who interviewed 30 veterans about their common experiences.
Edit: and it worked like a charm. When my unit got home, and we got to meet our families again, one of the first questions I got was from my Dad asking why I didn't have a badge on my chest like some of the others...
Lucky my parents didn’t know enough about that stuff and I told them not to fly to my station to see me come back. I can’t make excuses for how I was in the past other than I do not know what I know now.
Comrade, if you’re a communist and consider yourself a ML, you should look at the Party of Communists USA we have a Veterans Commission and Peace and Solidarity Commission (anti-imperialism/war) that we could use your insight on. We would actively help formulate and write the Party line on things like we have gone through and the stances on them. Feel free to PM me if you’d like.
Edit: and it worked like a charm. When my unit got home, and we got to meet our families again, one of the first questions I got was from my Dad asking why I didn't have a badge on my chest like some of the others...
Lucky my parents didn’t know enough about that stuff and I told them not to fly to my station to see me come back. I can’t make excuses for how I was in the past other than I do not know what I know now.
Comrade, if you’re a communist and consider yourself a ML, you should look at the Party of Communists USA we have a Veterans Commission and Peace and Solidarity Commission (anti-imperialism/war) that we could use your insight on. We would actively help formulate and write the Party line on things like we have gone through and the stances on them. Feel free to PM me if you’d like.