Low back pain, PTSD and TBI most common reasons U.S. Army soldiers couldn't continue to serve
Sixty percent of U.S. Army soldiers who were unable to return to a military career after an Iraq deployment couldn't do so because of a muscle, bone or joint injury and nearly half had a mental...
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Posted on July 5, 2014
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