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Re: War and Memory: Was: The Bridge at No Gun Ri - A Book Review

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Subject: Re: War and Memory: Was: The Bridge at No Gun Ri - A Book Review
From: <AMPSOne@aol.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 18:16:15 EDT
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Call me extremely cynical but there seems to be a great deal of correlation 
(based on B.G. Burkett's "Stolen Valor" research) between PTSD, not being 
there at all or not being part of the action, and confessions to massive war 
crimes. 

Cookie Sewell
AMPS

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