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Tag Archives: PTSD
Battle Scars, Revisited
I shared “Battle Scars” in 2017. Its introduction states that it was not the original post intended for Veterans Day that year. I never published that piece, and it may never be published in its entirety. It hits too close … Continue reading
Posted in Law Enforcement, Leadership, National Defense, Patriotism, Uncategorized, Veterans, Vietnam
Tagged @jacksonseric, first responders, patriotism, PTSD, veterans day, Vietnam
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A Sad State of Affairs: NYPD
Years ago I wrote an article for LAW and ORDER1 titled “The Rubber Gun Squad.” I was reminded of that piece a short time ago when I watched an interview with New York Mayor DeBlasio and NYPD Commissioner O’Neill. The … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Law Enforcement, Police
Tagged Police suicide, PTSD, suicide, suicide prevention
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Something Left Behind
The United States designates two major holidays to honor and remember those who served in our armed forces. Veterans Day is to honor and remember all who served. Memorial Day is for honoring those who gave their lives in the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Patriotism, Veterans, Vietnam
Tagged Homeless, Iraq, KIA, Korea, PTSD, shell shock, veterans, Vietnam
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