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Injured troops shipped back into battle
Salon has uncovered further evidence that the military sent soldiers with acute post-traumatic stress disorder, severe back injuries and other serious war wounds back to Iraq.
By Mark Benjamin [2007-04-09]

  • I'll Answer your Question RealName

    The answer to your question is that you put them in a role deemed appropriate by a qualified M.D., in some cases this might be discharge, in others, back to the lines. I saw this often serving in Gulf War I.

    I have three questions for you:

    Why would you say something like "I know that control freaks tend to explode when you ask them simple direct questions, but give it a whirl. I'll wear a raincoat in case you burst.." when you have failed to answer fairly direct questions posed to you by Anonymouns?

    Would that be irony or hypocrisy? I always get those mixed up.

    I am assuming since you are not currently in Iraq, that you are both unfit and injured. Is this correct?

    -- Daniel_28
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    Monday, April 9, 2007 07:18 PM
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