Pierce Manhammer
Moderator
I’m wondering how many posters are veterans, peacetime or combat. Regardless of country. If combat, please mention theatre, if so inclined.
Desert Storm, Armor.
Desert Storm, Armor.
Hi Fruitbat,I served on every continent with the British army. I’ve won many, many medals.
I don’t like taking about it. Many men fought alongside me and didn’t make it home.
I’ve tried to seek therapy for the PTSD but according to the health service, Battlefield 1 is “not a valid qualifier for the treatment pathway”
*I technically entered during a wartime (Global War on Terror) and it was winding down as I got out.USMC, peacetime, airwing.
Only combat I saw was in Spain during soccer season, and between the shops when work got slow.In terms of the poll it’s meant to differentiate between those who saw combat and those who did not. Being in an FOB, to me qualifies as combat.
This is an interesting response, the only thing that comes to mind is it’s the result of thinking that there’s a subtext that says one thing is more valuable than the other.I didn't just see combat.
I only got scars, no medals.
Not all combat is war.
And nowadays, most wars don't see combat. Just drone fights.
In that case I'll butt out. Although I was trained by former military specialists, I was never in the military myself.it is limited to those who served in the military. In peacetime or in a military conflict theatre where they were subject to the effects of military combat.