For Decorated GI, Grief, Recovery and Redeployment

"It doesn't affect society at large in the slightest. Life just goes on, and a lot of people ... are more concerned about the price of gas than about soldiers fighting and dying,"

The Washington Post's Ann Scott Tyson writes: "At a Pentagon ceremony this month, 1st Lt. Walter Bryan Jackson became one of a handful of soldiers since 2001 to receive the Distinguished Service Cross, the military's second-highest medal, for saving another soldier's life while himself wounded and under heavy fire in Iraq."
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