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]]> By: David Tubbs http://tranln.edublogs.org/2008/02/05/the-only-thing-that-is-different-in-war-is-that-different-people-die-the-theme-still-remains/comment-page-1/#comment-3 David Tubbs Wed, 06 Feb 2008 03:00:24 +0000 http://tranln.edublogs.org/2008/02/05/the-only-thing-that-is-different-in-war-is-that-different-people-die-the-theme-still-remains/#comment-3 It is so true that war affects so many people directly and indirectly involved. The families of our heroes have to endure so much emotional struggle when their loved one(s) are away from home for months and even years at a time. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have a close relative or friend in the war. I think that we need to give more support to the families of those loved ones who are fighting in war for not only the people of the United States, but the for the freedom of others in foreign countries. I think that the people of the United States need to be constantly more supportive of the troops. For example, when a soldier walks through the airport I think that people should (and I know some think about it) stand up and give recognition by saying thank you or clapping. I know that there is widespread support but I think our citizens can easily forget our troops. I would have to say that I think that the troops are physically and even more so, psychologically affected from the impact of combat. Although it is pure speculation, a soldier endures mental impacts that one cannot measure, especially if one has not been involved in war. The impact of war does affect a lot of people and I think lending support for those affected the most will give people strength to continue living their lives in peace. It is so true that war affects so many people directly and indirectly involved. The families of our heroes have to endure so much emotional struggle when their loved one(s) are away from home for months and even years at a time. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have a close relative or friend in the war. I think that we need to give more support to the families of those loved ones who are fighting in war for not only the people of the United States, but the for the freedom of others in foreign countries. I think that the people of the United States need to be constantly more supportive of the troops. For example, when a soldier walks through the airport I think that people should (and I know some think about it) stand up and give recognition by saying thank you or clapping. I know that there is widespread support but I think our citizens can easily forget our troops.

I would have to say that I think that the troops are physically and even more so, psychologically affected from the impact of combat. Although it is pure speculation, a soldier endures mental impacts that one cannot measure, especially if one has not been involved in war. The impact of war does affect a lot of people and I think lending support for those affected the most will give people strength to continue living their lives in peace.

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