Inner Workings of Soldiers
The border between coercion and torture: the after-effects on interrogators
“I never saw a ghost in Abu Ghraib,” he said. “But I saw a ghost last night. It was me.”
They’re not all drones (free signup required) letters tell soldier’s story posthumously
He had just earned a master’s degree at Texas A&M University in Shakespearean literature, but he was too restless for academia.“September 11th had a profound effect on him. He didn’t want to be there in 20 years talking about the war,” Jennifer said. “He wanted to be making changes in the world, instead of complaining about them.”
I find these particularly fascinating, just no time to elaborate. Well worth the read.
Make no mistake, I still think their president sucks, I didn’t select him either time. However, I feel for the soldiers’ plight.
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