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Soldiers half as likely as general public to suffer mental disorders, but too often treated as 'wounded warriors'

In The News, 13 July 2019
Modern Deterrence, UK
“People think of them as wounded warriors instead of people who have specific expertise in an area that is relevant to the company. They become almost symbols of something as opposed to people of real value to the company because of the expertise they have.”
The Telegraph
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Elisabeth Braw
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