Memorial for Civilians Killed in War
Moral injury refers to shame and guilt soldiers can feel after their war experiences. Tony Dokoupil talks with war journalist Sebastian Junger about how moral injury plays a part in PTSD, and how a memorial dedicated to civilian casualties of war might help with the healing.
Moral injury refers to shame and guilt soldiers can feel after their war experiences. Tony Dokoupil talks with war journalist Sebastian Junger about how moral injury plays a part in PTSD, and how a memorial dedicated to civilian casualties of war might help with the healing.
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