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Response to “The Veterans’ Jobless Crisis that Isn’t”
As a Marine combat veteran and the Chief Operating Officer for Hire Heroes USA, a national nonprofit organization that helps veterans get jobs, I scratched my head after reading a recent Time magazine article titled “The Veterans’ Jobless Crisis that … Continue reading
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Combat Loss and PTSD – Part 4: Preparing for Death
This is a paper about how infantrymen in the United States Marine Corps handle combat deaths. It was researched and written by Stephen Smith, Th.M., in partial fulfillment for a seminary course on Death and Dying. While Steve has never … Continue reading
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Gun Control: Necessary to the Security of a Free State
For the past few weeks after the awful Sandy Hook school massacre I have observed with concern and some anger the actions and arguments of gun control advocates and gun enthusiasts. Concern, because a legitimate issue that should rightly and … Continue reading
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Combat Loss and PTSD – Part 3: Learning to Kill
This is a paper about how infantrymen in the United States Marine Corps handle combat deaths. It was researched and written by Stephen Smith, Th.M., in partial fulfillment for a seminary course on Death and Dying. While Steve has never … Continue reading
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Combat Loss and PTSD – Part 2: The Link Between Combat and PTSD
This is a paper about how infantrymen in the United States Marine Corps handle combat deaths. It was researched and written by Stephen Smith, Th.M., in partial fulfillment for a seminary course on Death and Dying. While Steve has never … Continue reading
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