Word: woundedness
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I am aggrieved by TIME's choice of cover story. Why feature a self-absorbed actor for an issue chock-full of stories about real heroes who have given so much for liberty and the sake of their fellow man? I hope our culture has the maturity to recognize the...
Your story about the hundreds of U.S. soldiers wounded in Iraq was heartrending [Nov. 10]. It is important for us to know the full cost of this war. The Pentagon's willingness to acknowledge only the deaths (and an occasional injury that happens during a fatal attack) amounts to a...
Soldiers wounded in Iraq are being returned to the U.S. under cover of darkness and getting little media attention. Would it take the death or maiming of a family member of someone in the Administration to change that? From their privileged positions, our government officials seem to believe that the...
I was disturbed by the comment that wounded soldiers aren't "fighting to be all they can be anymore. They're fighting to be as close to normal as they can be." I believe that these wounded soldiers are still fighting to be "all they can be" and that in...
Your article on wounded soldiers was very sad. Even sadder is the fact that they are so young and will have to live with their injuries for the rest of their lives. These soldiers do not want to believe that they went to war for no good reason. But if...