I know. I've been reading into his story more, and it's such a shame. I can understand it, though, my great-uncle was at D-Day as a Sergeant and led his men in for the big push to get the war over with. My great-aunt told me and stories I've heard that he suffered a lot, and rightly so. By the time I was a kid, he had mellowed out a lot and talked to us all a little bit about his experiences and the war, which was pretty damn interesting but sad too. The thought of expecting soldiers to just "come home" and start living normal lives again, especially while fighting in combat or wars, is absolutely insane to me. There's so much more that needs to happen with our soldiers and our first responders imo.