Now in Paperback! 4th Edition of the book detailing accounts of the mission you never heard of but should have!
Also now in Paperback!
Like "Ghosts"? Own it for your coffee table or personal collection. A collection of war poems and vignettes.
My first eBook:
"Living in the Shadow" is now available on Amazon's Kindle and chronicles my life with PTSD over the past decade.
Tag Archives: sectarianism
The Ones We Left Behind
I initially drafted this for another Veteran blog as a joint venture that really never panned out; I think that site is now defunct, so I am reclaiming my post because it was a good one, and I’ve missed it. … Continue reading →
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Council Me, Please: Pages From My Pocket
In this week’s edition of Pages From My Pocket: Reconciliation This one comes from our time in the Surge. Post-Baghdad the Regiment moved to Ba’qubah in Diyala province. Diyala was where Abu Al Zarqawi had been hiding before the U.S. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Army, combat, depression, Disgruntled Veteran, iraq, Iraq reconciliation, military leadership, PTSD, sectarian violence, sectarianism, Stryker, veteran, war, war vignettes
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