Jeremiah Workman
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Staff Sergeant Jeremiah Workman is a seven-year combat veteran of the United States Marine Corps. After returning from combat, he was awarded the Navy Cross, the second highest medal for valor.

Twenty-four years old and born and raised in Ohio, where he was inducted into the Ohio Military Hall of Fame, Sergeant Workman has been featured in national articles and television newscasts. He was profiled in the Washington Post and USA Today, has been a guest on Fox News and CNN, and recently spent a month touring the country as a featured speaker with Vets for Freedom's National Heroes Tour.

He is currently assigned to the Corps' Wounded Warrior program, helping injured veterans receive the care they need. He lives in Virginia with his wife and young son, Devon. Shadow of the Sword is his first book.

Blog Entries by Jeremiah Workman

The Fort Hood Killer and PTSD

Posted November 11, 2009 | 13:18:32 (EST)

When news first broke of a mass shooting at Fort Hood last week, speculation ran rampant. Was it a traumatized soldier, suffering from PTSD, who had gone over the edge?

No, the alleged killer did not have combat-induced Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. But he did treat men and women...

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The Stigma of PTSD

Posted October 26, 2009 | 16:30:53 (EST)

Nutcase. Psycho. Unbalanced. These are some of the words I've been tagged with since being diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. In fact, our society's image of the returning warrior with PTSD has largely been framed by Hollywood. In movie after movie, Vietnam vets have been portrayed as loose cannons,...

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The War at Home

Posted October 17, 2009 | 20:11:10 (EST)

Earlier this month, in a chilling reminder of our enemy's strength and capabilities, Taliban forces launched a coordinated assault on two remote outposts in Afghanistan's remote Nuristan Province along the Pakistani frontier. Eight American soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division were killed in action, and almost forty more were...

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