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Isnt this a south african site?
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In my office I have an American flag on my wall. It was given to me by this same Airborne Ranger who was once my student. He carried that flag into combat on more than one occaision in Afganistan (in his pack).
It was truly an honor to receive such a gift. I can't think of many possessions I value more.
I like reading books about War, but to tell you the truth I don't have a clue how terrible that must be.
I plan to retire this Spring, from the school I work for. I'd like to work for the V.A. next. These guys need our help. Kyle was doing just that when he was killed.
Working as a therapist with combat vets could be dangerous. I talked with a woman once who was a high ranking Naval officer. She was a therapist working with Vets. I asked her, if she might be a little frightened to work with some of these guys.
Some of them had killed many times. Violence is part of their job. Therapy sometimes brings out a lot of anger in a person.
She said she wasn't too frightened and she is continuing to see vets every day. She said SEALS and RECON marines are usually very resistant to therapy. These guys are hard core. Talking about feelings doesn't come easy for them.
I talked with another therapist who was a clinical psychologist. He said he has been threatened several times in sessions. One guy was going to hit him with a chair. This work may not be easy to do.....Maybe I need to rethink this some. I'm not near as brave as some folks.
Maybe I should just retire and be a skydiving bum!
It was truly an honor to receive such a gift. I can't think of many possessions I value more.
I like reading books about War, but to tell you the truth I don't have a clue how terrible that must be.
I plan to retire this Spring, from the school I work for. I'd like to work for the V.A. next. These guys need our help. Kyle was doing just that when he was killed.
Working as a therapist with combat vets could be dangerous. I talked with a woman once who was a high ranking Naval officer. She was a therapist working with Vets. I asked her, if she might be a little frightened to work with some of these guys.
Some of them had killed many times. Violence is part of their job. Therapy sometimes brings out a lot of anger in a person.
She said she wasn't too frightened and she is continuing to see vets every day. She said SEALS and RECON marines are usually very resistant to therapy. These guys are hard core. Talking about feelings doesn't come easy for them.
I talked with another therapist who was a clinical psychologist. He said he has been threatened several times in sessions. One guy was going to hit him with a chair. This work may not be easy to do.....Maybe I need to rethink this some. I'm not near as brave as some folks.
Maybe I should just retire and be a skydiving bum!
BIGUN 1,483
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Chris Kyle has more confirmed kills than any other sniper, in our history.
Nope.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simo_HäyhäQuoteDuring the Winter War (1939–1940) between Finland and the Soviet Union, Häyhä served as a sniper for the Finnish Army against the Red Army in the 6th Company of JR 34 on the Kollaa River. In temperatures between -40° and -20 °C (-4 °F), dressed completely in white camouflage, Häyhä was credited with 505 confirmed kills of Soviet soldiers.
Our history (USA) Not Finland's history. Sheesh
DZ.COM is not a US web site. Sheesh!
Is that why our countries are expressed under "our" Avatar's name? As in the author of the reply? Let's re-focus back on Chris, please. I'm at fault also.
Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard.
DZ.COM is not a US web site. Sheesh!
The only sure way to survive a canopy collision is not to have one.
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