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How veterans remember the lives of men they’ve killed

The Globe and Mail 06 Nov

Canada

How veterans remember the lives of men they’ve killed — Sources: The Globe and Mail

It wasn’t simply that the veterans had talked about killing. What really startled me was how these memories had stayed with them, and how they kept returning to the lives of the men they’d shot

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