NEW YORK–(ENEWSPF)–October 4, 2016
Esquire
By: Phil Klay
It was the children that were the hardest to deal with, that’s what all the folks from our medical unit in Iraq told me. Babies needing amputations. Six-year-old boys with shattered bones from stray bullets. Little girls caught in IED blasts. Mentally, it was hard. It should be hard, they said. Like when the corpsman with the three-year-old daughter back home saw the three-year-old Iraqi girl missing…
