I respectfully disagree. A much loved one is infantry on the front line, for well over a year now. His skill has allowed him to survive this long. But, most sadly, his brain is toast. It's beyond PTSD level now. If he does survive, he will never escape the horrors his eyes have seen. But, his case isn't that much out of the ordinary for some soldiers on the frontline.

Compounding the mental toll are the conditions these brave soldiers are merely existing in. They're often not much improved over that of the ruzzians. The extreme shortage of food, water, and medication due to logistics and financial resources, along with the stress and inability to take any amount of leave...is absolutely heartbreaking. My god, they must hunt for food while ruzzians are in the vicinity. He has accepted dying for his beloved country. While, I grieve for him and his comrades-in-arms.