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for the same suspiciously calm female voice to announce "All Clear" so we could go about our activities.
It's repeated experiences like that — along with the raw horrors of combat that have left hundreds of thousands of Veterans with lives savaged by PTSD. Countless Veterans have taken their own lives. Some had multiple deployments, whether by choice or otherwise. Some became so used to a high operational tempo that they continually sought out dangerous situations once they got home. Some dealt with marital or family problems because "they weren't the same person anymore". Some couldn't overcome their issues when they came home; and some couldn't fight off 'their demons' before leaving on another deployment.
While I am not professionally trained as a photographer, I have been interested in photography for a long time. I intend, once I have some extra money to spend, to purchase a decent Canon EOS camera so that I can continue taking nature photographs and improve upon the quality of photographs I take.
Stacy has been involved in photography since she was only 17 and has some very extensive military photography and combat deployment experience under her belt.
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