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Non-Combat PTSD

published by IVAW Admin on 04/28/10 3:38am
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Jeremy Berggren There are no easy answers for questions about treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The Department of Defense has put a lot of money into brain research. But across the country Marines and soldiers are coming home from war with psychological troubles. The former Marine Jeremy Berggren has been diagnosed with the disorder, even though he didn't serve in a combat situation. He had all the training to prepare him to kill, and in his case, to clean up dead bodies, but he was never sent to Iraq or Afghanistan. And knowing that he did not serve in combat, when his comrades did, haunts Jeremy. But these days he has found peace - and an unusual outlet for his memories and regrets.

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Non-Combat PTSD

Rory Stewart on Afghanistan

British MP Rory Stewart walked across Afghanistan after 9/11, talking with citizens and warlords alike. Now, a decade later, he asks: Why are Western and coalition forces still fighting there? He shares lessons from past...
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AVAW founding member speaks out

Brock McIntosh, one of the founding members of Afghanistan Veterans Against the War, speaks out about the ongoing occupation in Afghanistan in Asheville, North Carolina. 
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IVAW Members featured in new documentary

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Operation Recovery Update

Operation Recovery to join Bradley Manning Support Rally June 4th The Operation Recovery Campaign is traveling to Leavenworth, Kansas to join a rally in support of Bradley Manning.  A public pressure campaign forced...
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Video of Operation Recover Press Conference

In the fight for service members right to heal IVAW members built a guard tower out side the East Gate of Ft. Hood to put Gen. Donald Campbell Jr. on watch. 

Operation Recovery Announces First Target

In the fight for service members right to heal IVAW members built a guard tower out side the East Gate of Ft. Hood to put Gen. Donald Campbell Jr. on watch. Read and share the local Ft. Hood papers account of the target...

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