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Tango0101 Mar 2019 9:25 p.m. PST

"As the United States approaches the end of another decade of combat, strife, and uncertainty in its global affairs, two conflicted regions loom large. The American presence in Iraq and Afghanistan drags onward, and, as the American population and government discuss withdrawal, the narrative of the last twenty years begins to come into view. The experiences of American soldiers deployed to these regions, sometimes over and over again, are central to this story, including consideration of the lasting impact of their time abroad. American culture is already rife with conversations about post-traumatic stress, veterans' services, and treatments following deployments. Unfortunately, the voice of the veterans themselves is seldom heard with clarity in these conversations…."

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