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]]> http://defensetech.org/2006/02/24/ptsd-sensors-for-returning-troops/#comment-15730 Tomcatboy Sat, 25 Feb 2006 01:20:07 +0000 http://deftech.usmilblog.com/?p=1872#comment-15730 Audie Murphy committed suicide? He died in a plane crash in the 1970's... Audie Murphy committed suicide? He died in a plane crash in the 1970’s…

]]> http://defensetech.org/2006/02/24/ptsd-sensors-for-returning-troops/#comment-122869 willie jones Fri, 24 Feb 2006 21:30:14 +0000 http://deftech.usmilblog.com/?p=1872#comment-122869 I went to know more about (ptsd) I was in the Army Oct 20,1972 to Oct 17,1975. Navy july 21,1976 to june 30,1978. I got a letter to report,put i did'nt. I went to know more about (ptsd)
I was in the Army Oct 20,1972 to Oct 17,1975.
Navy july 21,1976 to june 30,1978.
I got a letter to report,put i did’nt.

]]> http://defensetech.org/2006/02/24/ptsd-sensors-for-returning-troops/#comment-122868 Byron Skinner Fri, 24 Feb 2006 20:56:53 +0000 http://deftech.usmilblog.com/?p=1872#comment-122868 Good Afternoon Folks, This is an insult to all the women and men who serive in our Military. PTSD is a complex medical problem that is in some cases life threatening. Treating soldiers returning form a war zone the same as pedifites and other hight risk crinimals is an outrage. PTSD is a medical problem and the people who suffer from it deserve the best possable medical care that this country can provide, not a dog collar. Research by the V.A. as far back as 1942 (3ed. and 45th. ID's) shows that there is a fininate amount of combat that a human being can endure before suffering problems. Soldiers who have more then 222 days, life time, of exposeure to combat are going to have problems and the longer they are involved in combat the more severe these problems are going to be. Think Audie Murphy, who comitted suicide several years after WWII. The solution to future PTSD problems is to spread the burden of combat around to more members of society instead of the few that currently being psychologically burned out by returned trips to Afghanistan and Iraq. ALLONS, Byron Skinner Good Afternoon Folks,
This is an insult to all the women and men who serive in our Military. PTSD is a complex medical problem that is in some cases life threatening. Treating soldiers returning form a war zone the same as pedifites and other hight risk crinimals is an outrage.
PTSD is a medical problem and the people who suffer from it deserve the best possable medical care that this country can provide, not a dog collar.
Research by the V.A. as far back as 1942 (3ed. and 45th. ID’s) shows that there is a fininate amount of combat that a human being can endure before suffering problems. Soldiers who have more then 222 days, life time, of exposeure to combat are going to have problems and the longer they are involved in combat the more severe these problems are going to be.
Think Audie Murphy, who comitted suicide several years after WWII.
The solution to future PTSD problems is to spread the burden of combat around to more members of society instead of the few that currently being psychologically burned out by returned trips to Afghanistan and Iraq.
ALLONS,
Byron Skinner

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