A soldier goes to war knowing the odds are against them. That they may not come home. And if they do, it doesn't matter, their life has changed forever. I am a Marine. Once a Marine always a Marine. I came home as an E6, after pretty much being gutted. Was in a coma for 4weeks. I'm lucky, I made it home. And went to work in civil service, once able. But what people don't know and can't comprehend, is that there are more injuries, than just physical injuries. There are the emotional and psychological injuries. What a thrill, I got to get both. Then in civil service was i attacked again. I am now retired, at Max. But who gives a shit? I gotta live with what I saw and what I did every day of my life. I have combat level PTSD, which is why I'm awake at almost 3 am...avoiding the night terrors I have to live with. And I came home to my family a different person. It never goes away, ever. The betrayal I feel for our soldiers is overwhelming. Let's put Tr- ump on the ground over there in a 120° , Nothing but sand and people who want you dead. Carrying 100 lbs of gear. Afraid to close your eyes. And then try being responsible for other soldiers lives! This administration, is sickening and has been for decades. The sub standard care we give our soldiers who return home. The sub standard care we give to the spouses and children of our fallen soldiers. It's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in my life. These people sitting up in their offices, Versace suits. Golfing and vacationing. Congress which only works 1/3 of the year...These are the people who make the decision to take us to war. Then when we return, we are a nobody. Our military and educational system in this country has completely fallen apart. I will always be proud of being a Marine, and will continue living my life as a patriot. But, I am praying that this administration gets off it's ass, and does something for the people that keep their asses from being killed!! Oorah!