See me for who I am : student veterans' stories of war and coming home /
Because so few Americans have served in the military since 9/11--or even know anyone who has--many look to the media for information about veterans and military service. Popular news outlets, however, traffic in tragedy and often paint those who have fought in Iraq and Afghanistan with one of three...
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Albany, NY :
Hudson Whitman Excelsior College Press,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Brian Castner
- Introduction / David Chrisinger
- The fires that mold men into weapons / Chase Vuchetich
- My new rituals / Josh Thunder
- You're ... welcome? / Leon Valliere
- See me for who I am / Geoffry Norfleet
- Attitude is everything / Sean Casey
- One day in July / Nathan Coward
- Serendipity / Ross Petersen
- A history of transitioning / John Elbert
- We didn't understand / Yvette M. Pino
- Sharing the cost of war / Travis Jochimsen
- My first mission / Ryan Callahan
- A life of change / Matt Fortun
- Not everyone who comes home is home / Tyler Pozolinski
- In sickness and in health / Kyle Nowak
- Not all veterans are the same / Sack Trzinski
- Wanting to go back to hell / Cody Makuski
- Earning a seat at the table / Sara Poquette
- Finishing fifty / Brett Foley
- War followed me home / Zachary Ruesch
- We greeted violence with violence / Aaron Lewis
- Afterword / Matthew J. Hefti
- Contributing author biographies
- Acknowledgments
- The Veteran Print Project.