Page 4 - A Soldiers Exposition

Throughout this book, you will notice the use of icons.

You must have an internet connection (WIFI) to use these icon links. Without an internet connection, you
will be able to read the book, but won’t be able to use the links.

Each link provides information that authenticates or relates to the material presented. Citation information
can also be determined by clicking on the links.

Text that is displayed in a color other than black is likely “linkable”.

Hover over the icon or text and click your mouse.

To view a video, click on the image, then click the start button on the video; when finished viewing, exit
from the website, then press the ESC key to be returned to the book.

Except for videos, remember to click out of the ACTIVE TAB; do not click out of the website, which would
result in closing the book.

All internet links were valid at the time research was conducted. You are encouraged to search for each
subject for updated information.

The use and appearance of hyperlinks are for reference and do not infer any endorsement by the author
or participants.

Capitalization of the word Veteran is a show of respect for their service.

Significant numbers of our nation’s Veterans suffer from physical, emotional and other medical conditions,
such as PTSD, associated with their military service.

Being wounded, or witnessing traumatic events; countless Veterans continue to suffer; many struggle
from wounds that do not bleed.