Does Post Traumatic Stress Disorder qualify a soldier for a Purple Heart? Marine Sgt. Nathan Sutton told KING-5 he was blown up six times during his three deployments to Iraq and now suffers with ...

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Once again, he informed his command that he needed to deploy to Iraq, and after another lengthy back-and-forth, they relented ...

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The soldier said he was suffering from PTSD, his leaders were punishing him and he didn't know what to do. So, Pogany says, he taught the soldier how to fight back.

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Ian Huxley was fun and confident until he finished four tours in the Middle East. The ten years that have followed have seen ...

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Proceeds raised at the event are donated to multiple charities, including the Wounded Warriors Project and the Northport PTSD Veterans Association.