We can only guess at what specifically our men and women, sons and daughters, go through during war. Did they watch a comrade die? Was it the RPG, or the IED, that turned the HumVee to shards? Was it the thump of rockets? The unrelenting fear? Is that what haunts them? Is that why they remain outside the wire? It may be years-decades-before a veteran understands why they aren't the same people they were when they shipped out. While the enemy, the terrain, or the tactics may change, the aftermath doesn't. Here in this book, the authors seek to bring the needed understanding in a quest to help...