Four Years Later: American Soldiers Share Their Stories on the Anniversary of the Iraq War March 20, 2007

PANEL:
CAMILLE EVANS, Army Sergeant
BRETT MILLER, National Guard Sergeant, Resident, Traumatic Brain Injury Center, VA Palo Alto Hospital
PAUL REICKHOFF, Infantry Officer, NY Army National Guard; Founder and Executive Director, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America
JOHN KOOPMAN, Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle - Moderator
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After four years at war in Iraq, more than 150,000 troops have been deployed and more than 3,000 American men and women have lost their lives. But the fallout of the war goes beyond casualties, touching returning soldiers, their families and fellow Americans. Hear young veterans share their experiences on the ground in Iraq and coming home. No news program or article can offer this amount of insight into the reality of being a soldier.

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