Friday, January 18, 2013

How a Bronze Star-winning Army doctor saved his troops in Iraq, but couldn't save himself | TIME.com

Dr. Peter Linnerooth spent nearly five years wearing an Army uniform, including the bloodiest 12 months in Iraq at the height of the surge. As a mental-health professional, his top mission was to keep troops from killing themselves. After he returned home, he spent another two years trying to save the vets he loved, working for the VA in California and Nevada.

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