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Front toward Enemy - War, Veterans, and the Homefront (Hardcover)
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Front toward Enemy - War, Veterans, and the Homefront (Hardcover)
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A unique and much-needed perspective on the transitions veterans go
through after returning home from war service. It is a difficult
time to be a veteran of a small war in the United States. After
twenty years of combat and counter-insurgency, a generation of
Afghan, Iraq, and Global War on Terror veterans struggle to
integrate back into civilian society and lead productive lives. As
the wars these men and women have participated in continue-while
they simultaneously recede to the past-many feel a sense of
estrangement from their country, friends, and prior lives. They
often long to return to war but hope to never go again and are
stuck in a nether world of war without end and peace that does not
exist. In Front toward Enemy: War, Veterans, and the (Home)front,
Daniel R. Green uses his own experiences with war from having
served five military and civilian tours in Afghanistan and Iraq and
provides a different perspective on the transition home. Using
sociological, philosophical, literary, cultural, historical, and
political perspectives he provides a venue for the countless
conversations he has had with his fellow veterans about their own
experiences as a way to assist others with their transition from
war and the military to peace and civilian life. Green provides not
just a war veteran's views but the amplifying perspective of a
political scientist-as well as a reserve officer-in order to rescue
the issue of the "returning veteran" from the field of psychology
and to broaden the understanding of the experience of war for
veterans. This book bridges the gap between war veterans and their
fellow citizens, sheds light on the quiet conversations that take
place among veterans about their experiences, and enriches the
collective understanding of how wars affect people.
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