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Kimberly Darby Safe

They can't get me here, I'm home.

Short Story
English
503 Words
Ages 10 and up
860
1

The soldiers who protect our great country's freedom and liberty are brave, fierce, loyal, and strong. Deployments into volatile warzones across the globe are a part of a soldier's duty but what happens when those men and women come home? For many soldiers who have seen tours around the world, the war doesn't end when they return home and in some instances, the war they face here is worse. Fighting an enemy they cannot see in a heartbreaking struggle for control over normal life is what these brave soldiers do every single day. Standing together under the Southern Cross, it's time to bring PTSD out of the shadows and stand side by side with those who fought for us because now, it is our turn to fight for them. [more]

Keywords: Soldiers, PTSD, Military, Stress, Fiction, Non Fiction, Australia, ADF

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Naomi Anderson The Empty Life

Drama
English
7213 Words
Ages 16 and up
313
3

Kelby Summers loved being in the Navy, it was her life. But when one thing goes wrong, everything [more]

Keywords: PTSD, Change, Drama, Family, Death

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Roger Gruff WELCOME HOME

Drama
English
763 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
1

This book follows a Vietnam Veteran through the jungles of SouthEast Asia and focuses on combat and friendships that are bonded with months of ambushes and incoming rockets rockets on patrol. I was an RTO (radio operator)which entailed carrying a 25 pound PRC25 radio harnessed on my back. Suspense becomes apparent to you the reader when I return to the United States and experiences slowly reveal a mind that can only be described as psychotic. [more]

Keywords: Vietnam, USMC, PTSD, combat, friendship

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Roger Gruff In The Wire

Drama
English
5951 Words
Ages 18 and up
8
0

In The Wire opens a door to experiences in Vietnam during the TET Offensive 1968. Friendships become [more]

Keywords: Vietnam, combat, suspense, PTSD, USMC, friendship

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Timandra Richardson To Be an Outcast

Romance
English
5256 Words
Ages 14 and up
262
1

Ha. You'd think that hundreds of years into the future would be the place to be, right? Flying cars, robots feeding you gourmet dinners, mind control, etc. No, there are no flying cars and mind control. More like robots. Just goddamn robots. They're the people born without any emotions, and for most of my life so far, I thought I was one of them. Until James Rodney came into the picture and muddled my perfect robotic world up, and named me an "Outcast". Outcasts are perceived as dangerous. We're the baddest of the bad, greatest of the great, evilest of the evil. That's why they plant correctional institutes all over the world to make us better--to make us what they think is normal again--to turn us back into robots. I've been warned not to stay around James. A voice in the back of my head reminds me all the time. But who can attempt to stay away from someone that broken? I'm letting him ruin my life, and I guess I'm okay with that. [more]

Keywords: romance, science fiction, distopia, teens, love, death, ptsd, corrupt society

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