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unhappycamper

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3. An Uncle of mine came back from Korea diagnosed with 'shell shock'

Reply to Arkansas Granny (Reply #2)

Fri Dec 13, 2013, 05:37 AM

Dec 2013

After returning to CONUS, he lived at a local VA hospital until he died in the late 50s.

You will find instances of PTSD/shell shock/battle fatugue/damaged individuals in every war.

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PTSD Is Not New [View all] unhappycamper Dec 2013 OP

George Carlin thelordofhell Dec 2013 #1

It just went by different names, like shell shock and battle fatigue. Arkansas Granny Dec 2013 #2

An Uncle of mine came back from Korea diagnosed with 'shell shock' unhappycamper Dec 2013 #3

I believe that much of the "wild west" was a result of the influx of damaged Civil War Vets Victor_c3 Dec 2013 #5

During the American civil war it was called thucythucy Dec 2013 #4

I think I like that term the best Victor_c3 Dec 2013 #6