Sentences with phrase «iraq vet»

She also describes a follow - up visit she made to the Iraq vet with PTSD, whom van der Kolk treated using group therapy in the article's opening passages.

And in the stunning title novella, a teenage girl named Devon, fleeing a dirty image of her posted online, seeks respect in the eyes of her widowed great - uncle Francis and of an Iraq vet she's met surfing the Web.

Tom is rightfully pissed - his dad is an Iraq vet, and the noise from the parties triggers his PTSD - so he comes up with a plan to end the parties for good.

July 20, 2013 • Iraq vet Brian Castner wrote a memoir of post-traumatic stress disorder and a difficult homecoming.

I am 50 yrs old and a Iraq Vet I have served my country now I am out for me.

From the Daily News — «Iraq vet gets skull fractured during clash with cops at Occupy Oakland protest»

The Iraq vet «candidate», Bryan Lentz, is a total unknown.

Not exact matches

So with a group of true believers praying in the name of Jesus for a group of truly deserving Iraq war amputee vets with Jesus» promise that nothing is impossible and Jesus» «If ye ask in my name, I will do it.»

Also, I'm not even going to try to parse the internal battle going on in the Buffalo area Tea Party movement, which has been roiling over NY - 26 for some time now, thanks to the GOP's rejection of Iraq War vet David Bellavia's candidacy.

Iraq war vet Nathan Martin is the David against a Goliath millionaire Republican in the primary.

The petition by Mann, who identifies himself as a lawyer, Iraq war vet, author, actor and film maker, is carried by the online petition site Change.org.

Even State Senator Daniel Squadron, who represents parts of northern and central Brooklyn, was under the impression that Iraq and Afghanistan vets are not eligible for the break.

ICYMI: David Bellavia, the Iraq War vet who is trying (so far without apparent success) to land Row C in the yet - uncalled NY - 26 special election, told me last night on CapTon that he has switched his enrollment from the GOP to the Conservative Party.

As a veteran, he expressed concern for all disabled vets, particularly those returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

plus he's a honest, genuine, intelligent guy like obama, not a «politician», was a vietnam vet, a true patriot, has a son serving in iraq, he's a guy who could be president and would be a great vice president

«Program Enhances Employment Opportunities» In honor of our local Veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan Oneida County's Lead Primary Prevention (LLP) Program will make available two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) training slots at no cost to returning vets seeking employment in construction, County... Read more

It was founded by Iraq / Afghanistan vets and is moderate and mainstream.

County Honors Vets» Service With Free Training «Program Enhances Employment Opportunities» In honor of our local Veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan Oneida County's Lead Primary Prevention (LLP) Program will make available two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) training slots at no cost to returning vets seeking employment in construction, County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. announced toVets» Service With Free Training «Program Enhances Employment Opportunities» In honor of our local Veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan Oneida County's Lead Primary Prevention (LLP) Program will make available two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) training slots at no cost to returning vets seeking employment in construction, County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. announced tovets seeking employment in construction, County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. announced today.

«Program Enhances Employment Opportunities» In honor of our local Veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan Oneida County's Lead Primary Prevention (LLP) Program will make available two Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) training slots at no cost to returning vets seeking employment in construction, County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. announced today.

Some of the vets in the study went all the way back to World War I, with the more recent vets having served in the first Iraq War in the early «90s.

Almost 30 % of Iraq and Afghanistan vets treated through the VA system are diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

In the middle of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and partially you can put this at the feet of Jeffrey Ling, who oversees DARPA, saw a lot of vets coming back without limbs.

This was no small feat for sure — but for a Marine vet whole pulled through 36 - hour raids in Iraq, it was a lot more reachable than for most of us.

With fully destructible environments, plenty of ammo, and a 200 page tie in book written by a vet with two tours in Iraq under their belt, this is the real deal.

Robert, a wheelchair - bound Iraq War vet, using his family's old Southern home for a greater good, soon discovers nefarious plots being made against his life and property.

The original A-Team members were Vietnam vets; now they're veterans of the Iraq war.

Without spoiling much in the way of plot: The man in question will turn out to be an Iraq war vet through whom Dixon redeems himself, though not the way the reader might be expecting.

It's a funny and deeply emotional movie about three Vietnam vets coming together to bury the son of one of them after he was sent home from Iraq in a coffin.

While this is certainly a message that few would find fault with, with better films about the experience of combat vets returning home, setting the film up in the Iraq War and then delivering manipulative and mawkish drama where realistic portrayals should be isn't the way to go about it.

Woody Harrelson relishes the opportunity to chew on every piece of scenery in sight, while Casey Affleck offers nuanced support as the troubled Iraq War vet literally fighting his way out of debt to local loan shark Willem Dafoe.

It's about three ageing Vietnam vets — played by Bryan Cranston, Laurence Fishburne and Steve Carell — transporting the body of a soldier killed in the Iraq War through the northeastern states in the grip of winter.

Vietnam vets reunite in 2003 to escort the body of their buddy's son who was killed in Iraq.

Petrie's protagonist is Peter Ash, an Iraq War vet suffering from PTSD.

The story revolves around three Vietnam War vets who have reunited after 30 years and embark on a bittersweet road trip to bury a young Marine killed in the Iraq War.

Richard Linklater directs Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston and Laurence Fishburne in «Last Flag Flying» the story of three Vietnam vets burying a soldier who's been killed in Iraq.

Richard Linklater, USA, 2017, 119m World Premiere In Richard Linklater's lyrical road movie, as funny as it is heartbreaking, three aging Vietnam - era Navy vets — soft - spoken Doc (Steve Carell), unhinged and unfiltered Sal (Bryan Cranston), and quietly measured Mueller (Laurence Fishburne)-- reunite to perform a sacred task: the proper burial of Doc's only child, who has been killed in the early days of the Iraq invasion.

The none - too - bright West Virginian Jimmy Logan (Channing Tatum), who has recently been laid off as a heavy equipment operator, and his equally dim Iraq War vet brother, Clyde (Adam Driver), who has a prosthetic arm and tends bar, engineer the heist with the help of a gang that also includes bank vault opener extraordinaire Joe Bang (Daniel Craig, with close - cropped blond crewcut), who is set to serve five more months in prison — a minor impediment to his involvement in the robbery, as it turns out.

A pulpy, cathartic thriller that's dripping with 80s throwback style (including a Drive-esque synthpop score as its undercurrent), The Guest stars Dan Stevens as a mysterious Iraq war vet who drops in on his dead war buddy's family to visit and reminisce.

The opening - night film is Richard Linklater's Last Flag Flying, a dramedy about aging Vietnam vets reuniting after many years to attend the funeral of one of man's son, who was killed in the Iraq war.

So with co-writer Daryl Ponicsan he restructured the script and finally got it right as a bridge between two wars — when three Vietnam vets (Bryan Cranston, Steve Carell and Laurence Fishburne) take off on a road trip 30 years later to bury Carell's Marine son, who has been killed on duty in the Iraq War.

An adaptation of a 2005 novel by Darryl Ponicsan, a sequel to his own 1970 The Last Detail (the inspiration for Hal Ashby's 1973 New Hollywood cornerstone), Linklater's film catches up with the three former Vietnam vet buddies (whose names have been changed from the original), unexpectedly reunited when Doc (Steve Carell) enlists their aid in the grim task of helping to transport and bury his dead son, killed while on duty in Iraq.

An Iraq war vet, a newspaper publisher, a physician's assistant and a couple of spunky teens (among the novel's most engaging characters) try to foil Big Jim's plans while the world watches — at least, at first.

Matt began advocating for the effective treatment of post-traumatic stress syndrome in returning vets after his own step - brother committed suicide after returning from Iraq.

So while we sit lemonade, play polo and go on about our business living the illusion of freedom, what do you say to our returning troops who can not find support from our country, our homeless vets, where the suicide rate from returning vets in Iraq is the highest it's ever been in war history, funds for their rehab is either null or shamefully deficient.

For example, you may be a veteran of the Iraq War who has a commitment to helping other vets in your community with family law issues.

Weve collaborated with current and former military professionals in transition, including Iraq War veterans, a Patriot Missle Defense specialist, a 25 year Army vet, and numerous second career professionals with significant military backgrounds and accomplishments.

Additionally, I see vets who are graduates of Iraq and Afghanistan with PTSD and other problems.

Charles is correct; we'll see a lot more of these Vets buying when the war in Iraq is over.