Page 149 - Total War on PTSD

149 of 1039 Bobby Henline Bobby H.: I served when I was nineteen and after 9/11 I went back for three more tours. On my third deployment my Humvee was hit by an IED and I was the only one to survive. I suffered the loss of my left hand and sustained burns over 38% of my body. I now go around the world and use my situation to help others. Now I speak at events and do comedy shows. Below is a song I wrote: Not a Day Goes By First verse: We lined up our vehicles getting ready for war Just like we had done a thousand times before We talked about the mission and what could go wrong How no matter what would happen We'd stay Army strong