Once upon a time kids asked their fathers, "What did you do in the war, daddy?" It's a question the next generation could ask all of us, who stood by as our government invaded Iraq to start a war whose purpose and rationale keep shifting and whose end is nowhere in sight, and who look now with nonchalance upon the unseen scars of those who are fighting it.That's it for THE JOURNAL.
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I'm Bill Moyers.
A victim of the war within Suicides of Houston Army recruiter and his wife leave questions of struggle that endured after Iraq
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