7,000 troops died in the Post-9/11 wars. A staggering 30,000 died by suicide By David Roza / Oct 19, 2021
A Marine special operator’s fragmented legacy: Blast, impact, trauma, and everything that comes after By Worth Parker and Dr. Rachel Lance / May 7, 2021
‘Why is this happening?’ — Mysterious seizures haunt Marines a decade after their deployment By Amanda Miller, The War Horse / Sep 29, 2020
Fort Bragg paratroopers receive Purple Hearts, valor awards for roles in Afghanistan deployment By Rachael Riley, The Fayetteville Observer / Aug 29, 2020
The US military is working on body armor sensors that can measure exposure to potentially harmful blasts By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Mar 5, 2020
Traumatic brain injury is often called an ‘invisible’ wound. It’s anything but By Jenny Lynne Stroup / Feb 24, 2020
‘Hit with a truck’ — How Iran’s missiles inflicted traumatic brain injuries on US troops By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart, Reuters / Feb 20, 2020
Trump says he ‘won’t be changing his mind’ on view that brain injuries suffered by US troops in Iran’s attack are not very serious By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Feb 11, 2020
Trump reportedly downplayed the seriousness of traumatic brain injuries from the Iran strikes again by saying he’s seen worse By David Choi, Business Insider / Feb 5, 2020
US troops treated for traumatic brain injury in Iranian missile attack could receive Purple Hearts By Richard Sisk, Military.com / Feb 3, 2020
‘Invisible wounds’ — Navy SEAL’s family pushes for recognition of traumatic brain injuries after his death By Lilly Price, The Capital / Feb 3, 2020
64 US troops now being treated for Traumatic Brain Injury as toll of Iranian attack continues to increase By Jeff Schogol / Jan 30, 2020
34 US troops have been treated for Traumatic Brain Injury as a result of Iran’s Jan. 8 missile attack By Jeff Schogol / Jan 24, 2020
How Trump’s comments on US troops hurt in Iraq undercut the Pentagon’s messaging on traumatic brain injuries By John M. Donnelly, CQ-Roll Call / Jan 23, 2020
Pentagon dismisses idea that injuries from Iranian base attack were downplayed for ‘political agenda’ By Haley Britzky / Jan 17, 2020